My surgery for breast implants is paid for cash in full, but now I am scared to death and reeeaalllyyyy dont want to do this. What are my chances of getting refunded for the procedure, not yet performed? I consulted on monday, had my pre-op on friday and am scheduled for tuesday, paid 5100.00. I keep crying, I didnt sleep and im sick to my stomach, I reeeeaaalllyyy made a huge mistake. Can I fix this?
January 12, 2012
Answer: Refunds for cancelled surgeries.
Refunds for canceled elective procedures differ for each plastic surgeon. When surgery is scheduled, the financial agreement is discussed including the terms of refund. The time that is set aside for surgery blocks off the operating room, the anesthesiologists time, and our surgical time. If that surgery is canceled at the last minute, it can be impossible to fill that time slot and affects not only the surgeon, but the anesthesiologist and the facility. The sooner you contact your surgeon, the more likely they will be able to fill up that time slot and refund you a portion or all of your money.
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January 12, 2012
Answer: Refunds for cancelled surgeries.
Refunds for canceled elective procedures differ for each plastic surgeon. When surgery is scheduled, the financial agreement is discussed including the terms of refund. The time that is set aside for surgery blocks off the operating room, the anesthesiologists time, and our surgical time. If that surgery is canceled at the last minute, it can be impossible to fill that time slot and affects not only the surgeon, but the anesthesiologist and the facility. The sooner you contact your surgeon, the more likely they will be able to fill up that time slot and refund you a portion or all of your money.
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February 20, 2016
Answer: Refund Policy
Every office has their own policy. Most will have this written on a form that you signed at some point during your consultation or preop visit.
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February 20, 2016
Answer: Refund Policy
Every office has their own policy. Most will have this written on a form that you signed at some point during your consultation or preop visit.
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