Plastic surgery,"an incition form the perspective of criminal and civil law"

Abstract

In the fist hand, the current article intends to study plastic surgery from a civil law perspective. Consequently, it intends to analyze the nature of the medical obligations, which are generated from surgical processes. This obligation can be of means or of result, depending on the process that the patient undergoes. Additionally, the article aims to develop a comparative law analyzes of the Spanish law legislation, which can vary depending where its endured; be it the private or public realm. Furthermore, the article studies a doctor’s liability in the criminal jurisdiction. For which it examines the type of crime related to personal injuries that is directly associated to the legal interest of the consequences derived from the medical practice. Finally, the article describes objective and subjective characteristics, with the intention of establishing different modalities of punishable conduct. These characteristics transcend to the field of objective attribution of responsibility fo