Is there a way to pay for breast implants monthly?

It's a great question. Many offices do offer financing options. In my office we offer payment plans through CareCredit and Alphaeon. These are third-party credit companies that offer our patients no interest financing for six months. In the attached link you'll find links to their website. Many people will obtain credit before their initial consult. When considering cosmetic surgery make sure you find a board certified plastic surgeon who will take the time to answer all of your questions and explain all of your options, so that you can decide if surgery is right for you.

Many patients pay for their surgery through financing.  Most plastic surgery practice can help you with financing your surgery through CareCredit or a similar company.  You may want to even apply with CareCredit before your consult to see if you are eligibile.  Best of luck!

Thanks for your inquiry.  Each office offers different finance options including credit card acceptance, cosmetic fee plans like CareCredit, and on occasion some kind of layaway type of plan-were you pay over time, but pay off balance before surgery.  Very few practices will try financing your surgery internally like a bank--but call and ask individual practices-Good Luck.

There are ways to finance your surgery through companies such as CareCredit that specifically provide this service for cosmetic surgery.

Our office offers financing through a company called Care Credit.  You can choose the number of months over which you would like to repay the loan.

There are several companies that can finance your surgery and give you affordable monthly payments. Some offices also offer financing directly. You will need to have adequate credit history to get approved but the process is quite easy.

We actually have approximately HALF of our patients paying monthly for their surgery.  Almost all of them use Care Credit.  It is even better to finance through your personal bank if they will do it- usually better interest rate.

This question comes up alot. There are many solutions, but CareCredit is one of the better options. They can qualify you in 5 minutes online or over the phone. They have a smartphone app as well. They have no interest plans for 6 and 12 month pay outs. Its the best option in my practice. Good luck. 

Yes, there are several financing companies that can be used to help you cover your surgery costs, but there are fees involved.

Thank you for the question.In our practice, we use Care Credit and other companies.  They each have different rates so please make sure you get all of the information you need prior to signing up with any financing company. The attached link may be helpful.Best wishes.