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Hi sreading1w,You can use various credit systems to pay for cosmetic procedures. You just need to check with the office you are considering to see which options they have for you. Most offices use Carecredit, but this is not the only choice.Hope that helps.Best,Dr. B
Cosmetic procedures, including Kybella injections, can be fairly expensive. Although most cosmetic practices, including mine, do not offer "in house" payment plans, there are plans, such as Care Credit, that you can use to pay for procedures. With Care Credit, the practice signs up with the company, and then they offer you a payment plan suited to your needs. These are usually 6, 12, 18 months, or 2 year payment plans. The terms tend to be good. There is a percentage charged to the practice when a patient signs up for Care Credit. We do not pass this on to the patient - but some offices might. So be sure to ask.
In most practices that do cosmetic treatments have care credit or other financing options. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question. Many practices offer financing for procedures. I would discuss with the practice you are interested in going to what options they have. We offer Care Credit, and Alpheon in our practice.
Most offices will require full payment at the time of the procedure. Many will accept credit cards or you can apply for credit with third party financing companies like CareCredit which give you a credit card for cosmetic procedures.