No, it's not wrong.
Medical personnel, being human, make mistakes.....and while many of those mistakes are simply normal human errors, some of those mistakes are caused by unprofessional irritation, caprice, or selfishness.
There was, for example, one physician up on the Native American reservations in southwestern South Dakota, who was notorious for doing Caesarians prematurely just because he wanted to go play golf down in Arizona.
Physicians deserve vacations just as much as anybody else, but that was rather too much.
Around here, there's many on social security disability because they're "depressed"--and all their physicians do is increasingly prescribe more pharmaceuticals in increasingly large doses, nothing more than that, just to get them out of the office.
If one thinks a physician, or any other medical professional, has erred simply out of laziness or caprice or convenience, one should seek legal redress, I think.
Of course, part of the problem is that patients don't argue with physicians; I strongly encourage them to do so, but it's like yelling into the wind.