I'm 18 years of age and looking to get Rhinoplasty done soon. The problem is I have no credit, can I still be allowed to use CareCredit? How does CareCredit work exactly?
Answer: Can an 18 Year Old with No Credit Use Care Credit for a Rhinoplasty? Can an 18 year old with no credit use Care Credit for a Rhinoplasty. The best way for you to answer your question is to consult with a rhinoplasty specialist who will help you apply to Care Credit to determine if you can use their services.
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Answer: Can an 18 Year Old with No Credit Use Care Credit for a Rhinoplasty? Can an 18 year old with no credit use Care Credit for a Rhinoplasty. The best way for you to answer your question is to consult with a rhinoplasty specialist who will help you apply to Care Credit to determine if you can use their services.
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February 25, 2016
Answer: Rhinoplasty Candidate using Care Credit Dear iochoa809, Rhinoplasty consultations are typically complimentary so you can seek consultation at this time and after your appointment the office staff can assist you in attaining credit through one of the credit companies. Often times at 18 years of age you will need to have a co-signor if you are not working. On occasions it is easier to attain a credit card on your own and many banks offer credit cards with lower interest rates. Or you can go to the care credit website at this time and can fill out an application and then they will either approve or deny you and if there is a denial they may ask for a co-signor. Once approved for a certain amount you can use that card and number at whatever surgeons office you decide to perform your surgery. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
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February 25, 2016
Answer: Rhinoplasty Candidate using Care Credit Dear iochoa809, Rhinoplasty consultations are typically complimentary so you can seek consultation at this time and after your appointment the office staff can assist you in attaining credit through one of the credit companies. Often times at 18 years of age you will need to have a co-signor if you are not working. On occasions it is easier to attain a credit card on your own and many banks offer credit cards with lower interest rates. Or you can go to the care credit website at this time and can fill out an application and then they will either approve or deny you and if there is a denial they may ask for a co-signor. Once approved for a certain amount you can use that card and number at whatever surgeons office you decide to perform your surgery. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
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