Financing plastic surgery: monthly payments?

Can I pay for breast implant, lip enhancement, and rhinoplasty surgeries on a monthly basis instead of paying for them all at the same time? I'm wondering because I am very intrested in those 3 cosmetic surgeries and I am planning on getting them soon. I just want more information on it.

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A: Plastic Surgery Financing

Richard Pavese, MD

We work with a variety of financing companies but our favorite is Care Credit. We offer all plans from no interest for 18 months, to 13.9% interest for up to 60 months. There is  no prepayment penalty and the application process is very easy for our patients.

A: Financing Your Plastic Surgery

William J. Hedden, MD

There are many financing options available for plastic surgery. We accept a variety of financing plans. Many companies provide 12 months interest free options. 

A: Plastic Surgery Financing

Farbod Esmailian, MD

There are many financing options and most plastic surgery practices offer some or all the options that are out there.  The way it works is that you finance the cost of your surgery through a third party like Carecredit or Chase financial or Surgery Loans.  These are just some of the companies that... more

A: Yes, 12 months interest free financing for breast implant in Atlanta

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

We can arrange 12 month interest free financing for patients with good credit. This is determined by the credit company. It is for any type of surgery the patient wants and is available for multiple operations.

A: So many plastic surgery financing options...

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

There are many financing companies out there. They generally require your plastic surgeon to participate. I would first find a plastic surgeon whom you want to complete the procedure and then ask his staff for financing options. The other way to approach this is to call ahead of time and ask if the plastic... more

A: There are many financing options available.

David Shafer, MD

Haley, There are many financing options for plastic surgery available. However, please make sure that you can afford the surgery/payments. Just because someone will give you credit, you should still make sure that it is reasonable for your budget. I often tell patients to make sure that they have funds... more

A: Multiple financing options exist for patients today.

Sanjay Grover, MD

There are many financing options for patients today.  A number of our patients have chosen to proceed with Care Credit (carecredit.com).  Many different payment plans are available with differnt interest rates.  Other companies exist.  Another option for patients are credit cards.

A: Financing is a viable option to make monthly payments on elective surgery

Lawrence Scott Ennis, MD

Financing surgery is a viable option for many patients. If you think about it, very few people are able to make large purchases with cash. Therefore, there are many options to pay for your cosmetic surgery with reputable financing companies including Care Credit, Surgery Loans and Health One Financial. My... more

A: Payment plans abound

Robert M. Freund, MD

Care Credit is the financing plan approved by the American Society of Plastic Surgery.

A: Payment plans for cosmetic surgery

Steven Wallach, MD

Every surgeon's office is a bit different.  Many surgeons can offer finance programs so that you can work out a payment plan to pay for your surgery.

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Jonathan Hoenig M.D.
209 posts
2 Apr 2009

There are many financing companies out there, but like most responders, we have found CareCredit is reputable and very popular. Care Credit works like a credit card with a revolving line of credit. EFFECTIVE 4/10/09 CAPITAL ONE IS NO LONGER FINANCING HEALTH CARE. Of course, your loan will depend on your credit history verified by a credit check. Another option is to ask your doctor if you can make payments to them. Once you've reached the full amount due, you can have surgery.

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