I understand that her fees cover her expertise, but I also understand that these are tough economic times. The private school I teach in is negotiating with folks, so why wouldn't the dermatologist? I am thinking of having Restylane to smooth out some wrinkles. Thanks!
Answer: Negotiating price While every private medical practice sets their own payment policies, they are generally restricted by several things, such as the actual cost of the product, facility fees, etc. You can certainly ask kindly if they would be able to negotiate, but you should be prepared to accept their price.
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Answer: Negotiating price While every private medical practice sets their own payment policies, they are generally restricted by several things, such as the actual cost of the product, facility fees, etc. You can certainly ask kindly if they would be able to negotiate, but you should be prepared to accept their price.
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Negotiating procedure prices with Physician The answer to this depends on what type of relationship you have with your practitioner. If you are a long time patient who has less resources with which to continue your treatments then it may be a very easy conversation.
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Negotiating procedure prices with Physician The answer to this depends on what type of relationship you have with your practitioner. If you are a long time patient who has less resources with which to continue your treatments then it may be a very easy conversation.
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May 3, 2012
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Negotiating fees
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Negotiating fees
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Negotiating cost with your doctor One has to be careful negotiating with your doctor since some doctors are offended by it. That said, if you have been a long-time client, have recommended your friends to the doctor, or are have several cosmetic treatments (e.g. several syringes of filler, filler + BOTOX, filler + laser), then it would be reasonable to broach this as a package deal of sorts. A specialist physician such as a dermatologist or plastic surgeon in some cases charge a little more than a much less trained individual, but like all good things in life, you indeed get what you pay for in terms of results and safety.
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Negotiating cost with your doctor One has to be careful negotiating with your doctor since some doctors are offended by it. That said, if you have been a long-time client, have recommended your friends to the doctor, or are have several cosmetic treatments (e.g. several syringes of filler, filler + BOTOX, filler + laser), then it would be reasonable to broach this as a package deal of sorts. A specialist physician such as a dermatologist or plastic surgeon in some cases charge a little more than a much less trained individual, but like all good things in life, you indeed get what you pay for in terms of results and safety.
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