Alloderm Usage Alloderm was originally introduced to assist burn patients regrow damaged tissue.  By assisting in the growth of new tissue, Alloderm has a variety of uses.  The most common uses for Alloderm are for hernia repair and breast reconstruction following a mastectomy.  However, Alloderm is also used in dental repair procedures, and to treat severe lacerations and burns. Alloderm Side Effects The Medical Product Safety Network (MedSun) received numerous reports of problems associated with surgical mesh products for hernia repair.  Problems reported include: mesh explants ring breakage mesh tears defective mesh mesh perforations adhesion issues, and mesh erosion. Based on these problems, the manufacturers of Alloderm, LifeCell Corporation, issued a voluntary recall of Alloderm in 2005. If You’ve Been Using Alloderm If you or someone you know used Alloderm, and note any of the injuries above, you should contact your physician immediately. In addition, you should contact an experienced Alloderm lawyer to review the facts of your case, and help determine if you have a claim.  You can receive compensation for your injuries if they are directly caused by having Alloderm implanted by a doctor.  Contact our Alloderm attorneys today for a free consultation.

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