1) If the surgeon "induced" you to have surgery because of his alleged qualifications--i.e. if that's why you had the procedure--and he lied, he may have committed fraud. You may be able to sue him for the cost of the surgery and/or report him to licensing authorities or even law enforcment.2) If you are having complications and they were due to malpractice--negligence, incompetence, etc.--you could sue for your damages, such as pain and suffering or the cost to correct them. You could also complain to licensing authorities.You should speak with a medical malpractice attorney. You may have claims worth pursuing. Many attorneys will provide a free initial consultation and also take cases like this on contingency. Good luck.