Thelma Said:

Anyone know a company that will finance plastic surgery for someone with bad credit?

We Answered:

Try Prosper.com Private individuals lend money to others who may be having trouble with regular financing.

Jonathan Said:

Can you finance plastic surgery with bad credit?

We Answered:

No, you need to have good credit or cash in the bank. Unless you go to a hack surgeon.

Juan Said:

Can you get financed for plastic surgery with bad credit? If so, where?

We Answered:

From mom and dad.

Or maybe from the plastic surgeon. Or, you could always just save up for it. I'd recommend that, as two years from now, you might have something you want more than plastic surgery, with that money.

Tracy Said:

are there any insurance companies that will help pay for...?

We Answered:

When in doubt, read the fine print in the policy.

Many health insurance companies will pay for reconstructive plastic surgery, but not for elective plastic surgery. If you are in a terrible traffic accident, for example, and are severely disfigured, most reputable insurance companies will pay for certain amounts of reconstructive plastic surgery. If you want a face lift or a nose job, your chances of coverage are much poorer.

Health insurance companies are in business to make money. They do this by basically averaging out health expenditures across all their subscribers, and taking advantage of discount arrangements. They also keep their costs down by discouraging frivolous expenditures. If they paid for elective plastic surgery, many people would go have such surgery, which would drive the insurance rates way up.

Your best bet may be to start a savings account.

Grandpa

Edwin Said:

are there any insurance companys that will help pay for..?

We Answered:

If the surgury is to correct problems assciated with an injury, other surgury, etc.,,, then yes. (scar removal, nasel repair, and such.)..

If the surgury is to correct a medical problem, then yes. (Breast reduction surgury)

If the surgury is for psychological reasons, maybe.... depending on how rich your plan is constructed.

However, you are looking for the surgury now, and have no insurance,,,, is that right. So.... check for pre-existing condition clauses.

If you are just wanting go get a agumentation so you look better,,, then nope. It's considered elective surgury.

Stephanie Said:

what is a good financing option for plastic surgery?

We Answered:

You are better off saving for something like that.

Any loan would be unsecured, so the rates would be very high.

Rita Said:

Need some advice on what i can do to get $1500.00 back for a down payment for plastic surgery.?

We Answered:

Before you spend money on attorneys, contact the consumers affairs division in state govt...usually part of the Secretary of State's office. They may be able to help, or at least tell you your rights.