Facelift: Q&A
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How Are People Paying for a Facelift?
With the economy in a downturn, and a major credit crunch going on right now, how are people paying for cosmetic surgery procedures like facelift?
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iluvchicago
in chicago
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Facelift
Hi,
Many people can still get credit or have credit from before. Also, shop around. Prices vary all over the country. What may cost 10K in one city may cost 5k in another. Quality does not always correlate with price. Just look at some celebrities.
Best,
Dr.S.
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Facelift: Don't make Compromises
The majority of patients currently asking for Facelifts in my practice still pay cash. A small minority use programs like Care Credit.
Despite the nature of some infomercials offering quick fixes, the majority of Facelifts will cost in the neighborhood of 10k (give or take a few thousand depending on the area). This statement applies to Facelifts performed by Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeons or Plastic Surgeons who consistently obtain great, long lasting results. The reason for this...
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Payment for facelift surgery
A facelift is a major purchase, and an important one.
Patients should adjust their budgets as they would with any major purchase, and not incur debt they cannnot handle.
Many patients prefer to have fillers and Botox until the time they can make such a major purchase.
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Financing FaceLifts
While credit is tight, it is still available. If you do not have the savings, a third party financing company such as CareCredit is a good option. Avoid financing companies that charge exorbitant interest rates and be wary of centers that are internally financing surgery.
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Paying for Facelift Surgery
If an individual does not have the financial resources to pay for facelift surgery, which is common in today's tough economic times, they have several choices. First determine the cost of what your want to achieve.You can delay the surgery until you save enough money, if this is possible. You can also do procedures that improve appearance as a temporary measure. There are companies thaat specialize in loaning money for cosmetic surgery.
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Paying for cosmetic surgery
A facelift is elective cosmetic surgery and is paid for prior to the surgery. Some patients choose financing options such as Visa, MasterCard, and Care Credit. There are plenty of people still performing facelifts even in this down economy.
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Looking better for less
I am offering my own economic stimulus package by reducing my cosmetic surgery rates by up to 40%!! This has helped my patients afford it and has allowed my to continue doing what I love best! This I offer in conjunction with our financing programs, mainly through CosmeticCare which can result in very minimal and affordable payments per month. One can easily apply online. Go to (http://www.surgery-plastic.com)
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Paying for a facelift
The expense for a facelift surgery is often saved for in advance. That being said, many people choose to finance their surgery with either a credit card, or finance company, or a second mortgage. The options need to make sense for you.
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Paying for a facelift
This type of question has this type of answer: ANY WAY THEY CAN. Whether in cash, credit card, check, or financing patients are still paying for cosmetic surgery even in this economic downturn.
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Payment for cosmetic surgery
Not everyone is rich and can afford plastic surgery. Many people save for a long time to get the procedures they want. Some have good credit and can either use a credit card or financing options like Carecredit. Some people even borrow from relatives. I encourage people not to go into debt for cosmetic surgery.
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