Early complete dislodgement of stent from the balloon catheter is a rare complication and may lead to severe coronary ischaemia. In such cases, the first treatment option is the retrieval of the material, while another option is to squeeze the undeployed stent into vessel wall by inflating the balloon. Although several methods and devices are available for stent removal, retrieval procedure is likely to be unsuccessful in many cases. In this paper, we presented two cases of early dislodgement of drug-eluting coronary stents during coronary angioplasty procedure and other methods subsequently performed in such cases.