Financing Information

CareCredit is a credit card used for healthcare and wellness costs for patients who are having cosmetic surgery or a medical procedure. This card can be used for health expenses for your whole family, and even your pets. Some of the benefits of CareCredit include short-term financing. At our office, you can choose to pay off your procedure in as few as six months or as long as 12 months without interest charges for expenses of $200 or higher. They also offer longer-term financing with fixed payments and lower interest rates for procedures that cost more than $2,500 for 24-60 months.

United Medical Credit is another lending partner who can help make your goals for your body possible through affordable financing. This option can be used for cosmetic surgery but also bariatric surgery, dental, vision, and hearing care, veterinary services, and general healthcare expenses. Some of the benefits of United Medical Credit include:

• Affordable monthly payments
• Variety of financing options to choose from
• Competitive interest rates and fees

The application process is fast and straightforward—Fill out the online form, healthcare-centered lenders review your application, you’re notified within one business day if you’re approved or denied. United Medical Credit will then contact you to explain the terms of your loan and provide you with the best options for your financial needs for your cosmetic surgery.

The Cosmetic Surgeon You Choose is More Important than Overall Cost

When you choose a cosmetic surgeon, the price of your procedure (be it breast augmentation, liposuction, or a facelift) involves a variety of unavoidable fees. The first of which is the surgeon’s fees. Our cosmetic surgeons are certified by the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, which requires physicians to:

• Complete at least one full year of training in cosmetic surgery specifically.
• Perform at least 300 cosmetic operations which include a variety of face, breast, and body procedures.
• Pass an intensive oral and written exam that lasts two days.
• Operate only at hospitals and surgical centers that are accredited.
• Complete additional extensive training in non-surgical cosmetic treatments and procedures such as injectables, laser treatments, and skin care.

There are other costs including the operating facility fees, anesthesia fees, compression garment and other recovery costs, and follow-up care for one year or longer.

A low-cost cosmetic surgery that seems too good to be true, likely is, which could put your safety and procedure results at risk. Before choosing a cosmetic surgeon, do your research, look at before and after photos, and read patient reviews to make sure you’re making the best decision for your body.