Does a plastic surgeon offer monthly payments for a tummy tuck?

Most plastic surgery offices offer financing through some type of credit agency.  Our office offers financing through Care Credit.  There is a six month plan with no interest or a 24 or 36 month plan with interest.Best of luck,

Payment options vary greatly for different practices. My office does not offer in-house financing, however, we do accept Care Credit Financing. It is quick and relatively easy to check if you qualify for a Care Credit account. It is used as a credit card with a set amount available for financing. They often offer 0% interest rates for 12 and 18 month agreements. Patients like using Care Credit since they do not have to disclose any financial information to us. In addition, my office accepts all major credit cards as well as cash and checks. Patients can also split up surgery payments between different cards, partial Care Credit, and cash. I would check with the specific surgeon you are considering for surgery and see what options are available.

There are financing options available at most offices.Find
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There are programs that offer payment plans but most plastic surgeons do not do in office financing.  Too many federal regulations involved.  

For many years, we have offered affordable monthly payments for all types of cosmetic procedures.  We participate in the CareCredit program.  Their website is carecredit.com.  You can explore the site and even apply online.  If you need more information, please contact my office manager at 704-844-8344.

Almost all plastic surgeons offer credit only through credit card agencies, and by that mechanism you can pay monthly. All the best. 

Yes. Many Plastic Surgery offices offer payment plans through companies specializing in arranging payment plans for cosmetic surgery, including tummy tucks. Our office uses CareCredit and offers several of their plans. Almost no office does the financing themselves because of the federal regulations involved.