Most surgeons offices will offer outside financing. Surgery loan companies are structured to help patients with less than perfect credit. If your loan is denied you may want to try and get a co-signer (family or friend) to help you with your application process. Loan companies may also be... more
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Breast lift installment payment plan?
What happens if you can't fully pay for the Breast lift. Can you make a plan to pay the bill bit by bit till you complete it?
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6 answers to “Breast lift installment payment plan?”A: Financing Plastic Surgery
Medicine has changed over the years, as has paying for medical treatment. Many plastic surgeons, cosmetic dentists, medi-spas and clinics do offer patients some types of financing options. It's no longer a simple insurance and/or cash payment world. Credit cards and long-term financing are often available for... more
A: Payment plans
Most plastic surgeons have arrangements with financial companies for patient payment plans. They work similar to a credit card which you can use to pay for your surgery and then pay off over anytime between 3 to 24 months. With the financial system the way it currently is here, the companies... more
A: Paying for breast surgery in installments
Most doctors that i know would not accept installment payments. On the other hand, you may want to finance it with one of several reputable companies. I am sure you doctor's office can help you find one that will suit your needs.
A: Various companies also offer financing
Eva; There are also several companies who do financing specifically for patients having cosmetic surgical procedures. One of the best known is CareCredit which is managed through GE Capital. Unfortunately, as with all loans today, credit has gotten tougher to qualify for and some patients haven't been... more
A: This depends on the plastic surgeon
Some offices will allow you to make "installment" payments towards a surgery after you have been seen. You could do just as well with a savings account and possibly even make a dollar of two in interest. I have had a few patients do this because they were afraid they would... more
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