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Thank you for your question.I would caution anyone to think that they need a cosmetic plastic surgery procedure "ASAP." This is not a decision that should be taken lightly and you should do plenty of thinking, research, and take the time to find the right surgeon for you before proceeding with an elective surgery. That being said, the payment for cosmetic surgery can be tricky. If you do not have the money up front, there are some credit companies, such as Care Credit (link provided below), that provide financing for medical procedures. Ask your surgeon if they take these or other financing plans. My advice is to take your time, save your money, and find the right person and the right time to do the procedure after you decide it is something you really want. If you find someone who is willing to do it for cheaper, or who is willing to let you make payments for the rest of it, or some other shady type setup, chances are you have found someone who you should not be allowing to perform surgery on you.Best of luck, be careful out there!
You can. Consider Care Credit or other options. More importantly I need to determine your candidacy for the procedure. Seek a plastic surgeon who performs hundreds of these procedures, has great reviews and photos, and is an expert in this field.
Hi, thanks for your inquiry, please post pictures of yourself in order to give you a better advice. Respectfully,Dr. Jaime Campos-Leon
The pricing typically starts at $4,500. The amount of fat that you can transfer to your buttocks depends on how much fat you have to begin with. After liposuction, the fat that is obtained will be processed. The "good" fat can then be placed into the buttocks. With a lot of good fat, 500-1000 cc's of fat can possibly be injected depending on your body type. It is best to speak to a specialist in person so that he/she can assess the areas and to be sure that this procedure will work best for you We work with financing companies.
It is just a term. Lipo is lipo. How aggressive one is, depends upon the goals of surgery and the quality of the tissues.
Thank you for your question. The cost varies depending the surgeon and the location. My recommendation is to be consulted by board certified plastic surgeon, specialized in Body Contour, who knows individualize each patient to give you the better advice. Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-
Your question is a very good one. There are companies that provide insurance for complications that arise out of having plastic surgery. Many plastic surgeons provide this as part of surgery. Sometimes patients will pay the premium for this insurance. Sometimes the...
