Just because something unlawful happened doesn't mean the victim is able or willing to sue. Using the law is really expensive and trannies are generally poor. Organizations like the ACLU will not go after doctors, they're only busy fighting the culture war. Then there is the aspect I touched upon in my other comment, the fact that the online trans community worships doctors and treats them like demi-Gods. It has to do with the psychological attitudes of the online trans community towards the medical profession. If you read the trans subreddits, every time someone has a negative experience with a surgery, all the other trannies gather around and assure the botched victim that they just need to get even more surgery to fix the problems that the previous surgery caused. They brainwash each other to believe that human bodies can be endlessly assembled and disassembled and that every medical problem is fixable if you just throw enough money at it. Trans people are not going to take on the system that created them, they worship that system and believe it can do no wrong. They are extremely invested in maintaining the system and enabling others to transition because that's how they validate themselves, by reliving their experience over and over again through others. Look at what happens to trannies on Youtube that discuss their botched surgeries. The online trans community avoids them like the plague. Those botched trannies never have a million followers on Youtube or Instagram. People only want to see the surgeries that went well, not the botched examples. Everyone wants to be Jazz Jennings, if your first SRS fails, just have another one, just throwing more money and more surgery at your problems. Polysurgery is actively enabled and encouraged in the online trans community.