Another former patient, Vanessa Soda, said she went to Pincus in for a tummy tuck β and ended up getting a procedure she never heard of. A lawsuit from β since settled β accused Pincus of sexual harassment, saying he inappropriately fawned over the year-old daughter of an employee, who worked as an intern one summer.
Armstrong was eventually diagnosed with severe sepsis, abscesses, pulmonary embolisms, leukocytosis and necrosis, or body-tissue death, according to the suit.
Several emergency surgeries were needed to drain fluid from abscesses and to graft skin from her thigh to her breasts, the suit states. As for Soda, when she went to Pincus for a tummy tuck, she said she was shocked afterward to hear what he did to her. Neither Pincus or his lawyer responded to The Post when asked about the claims. Riker, 41, told The Post she worked for Pincus from when he opened his practice in until she quit in When Riker quit in , Pincus began attacking her on social media and sent messages to her husband, her suit says.
Vanessa Soda says a Long Island plastic surgeon performed a procedure on her that she never heard of. This photo of Soda after the surgery was included in her lawsuit against the doctor. Former Pincus employee Jaclyn Riker says her old boss wanted her to call him "Daddy. Soda says it was "mind-boggling'' that she received a mons lift.
Dennis A. Pincus denies the allegations, claiming at least one case involves attempted extortion. Pincus posted this photo of his Lamborghini on Instagram, according to court papers. Court Documents. You are viewing 1 of 6 images Previous Image Next Image.
