Financing
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If you’re considering plastic surgery financing to cover cosmetic procedures and transform your appearance, you’re not alone. Whether it’s a breast augmentation, rhinoplasty, or another elective surgery, exploring financial solutions for your aesthetic goals can help make these treatments more accessible.
At our practice, we offer financing options to help you start your journey of achieving the body of your dreams. This guide will help you understand the options you have available to you. Dr. Placik will also go over payment options during your initial consultation.
If you’re considering plastic surgery financing to cover cosmetic procedures and transform your appearance, you’re not alone. Whether it’s a breast augmentation, rhinoplasty, or another elective surgery, exploring financial solutions for your aesthetic goals can help make these treatments more accessible.
At our practice, we offer financing options to help you start your journey of achieving the body of your dreams. This guide will help you understand the options you have available to you. Dr. Placik will also go over payment options during your initial consultation.
Our goal is to empower you with the information you need so you can confidently take the next step.
Can You Use Insurance for Plastic Surgery?
Many people ask if health insurance will cover their plastic surgery procedure. This largely depends on whether your procedure is deemed medically necessary (e.g., reconstructive surgeries for trauma or congenital conditions) versus purely cosmetic (facelifts or tummy tucks).
- Medically necessary: Often covered at least partially by insurance, provided you meet specific criteria such as documented functional impairment.
- Elective cosmetic procedures: Typically not covered by most health insurance plans unless there is a medical component.
- If unsure whether your procedure qualifies, check with your insurance provider. Documentation, letters from your surgeon, and pre-approval can help clarify what is or isn’t covered. Currently we do not participate with health care providers.
Exploring Key Financing Choices
If you’re interested in elective cosmetic surgery, there are several financing options that allow you to make payments and create an affordable solution to move forward with surgery. Below is a financing option we accept currently:
CareCredit
One of the most recognized names for health and beauty financing, CareCredit provides flexible monthly payment plans for cosmetic procedures.
- Apply for a CareCredit Card
Head to CareCredit’s website and fill out a simple application to get approved in minutes. - See if You Pre-Qualify for CareCredit
Check potential eligibility without impacting your credit score. - Estimate Your CareCredit Monthly Payment
Use their online calculator to determine how much your monthly payments might be. - Make Your CareCredit Payment Online
Conveniently manage your balance, set up auto-pay, and review statements online.
Plastic Surgery Financing FAQs
Does your practice offer payment plans?
While we do not provide in-house payment plans, we work with third-party lenders to help patients spread out payments.
Can you take out a loan for cosmetic surgery?
Absolutely. Loans are available through banks, credit unions, and specialized healthcare lenders. Research interest rates, terms, and fees before committing.
What is a plastic surgery loan?
A plastic surgery loan is a personal loan designed to cover the costs of cosmetic or reconstructive procedures. Terms vary based on your credit score and the lender.
What are cosmetic loans?
“Cosmetic loans” is another term for financing specifically tailored for elective procedures. They typically function like personal or medical loans.
Can you finance cosmetic surgery?
Yes. Patients routinely finance cosmetic surgeries to manage costs without depleting savings. Lenders offer a variety of payment terms.
What is CareCredit for plastic surgery?
CareCredit is a specialized credit card providing healthcare financing, including plastic surgery costs, often with promotional no-interest periods.
How hard is it to get CareCredit for plastic surgery?
Approval depends on your credit profile. Many applicants with a fair or better credit score find success. Always check pre-qualification options.