Your desire to improve your appearance should not be limited by financial obstacles. At Center for Plastic Surgery, we can help you to obtain pre-approval for an affordable monthly payment plan. Our aim is to provide you with many financing options, including payment plans ranging from 6-24 months.
Financing
Center for Plastic Surgery offers many payment options for your convenience. We accept cash, checks and credit cards. We can also assist you in arranging patient financing for plastic surgery when you come in for your free cosmetic consultation at either our Chevy Chase, Maryland or Tysons Corner, Northern Virginia office. Our financing options follow:
Patient Financing
We Accept the Following Credit Cards
MasterCard
Visa
American Express
Discover
CareCredit
We’re pleased to offer our patients the CareCredit® card, North America’s leading patient payment program. CareCredit lets you begin treatment immediately—then pay for it over time with convenient monthly payments that fit easily into your budget. Now you don’t have to save up for years to finally get the treatments you’ve always wanted.
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Health Insurance Covers Reconstruction
Breast reconstruction following a mastectomy is always covered by health insurance policies by law.
The passing of The U.S. Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act (WHCRA) in 1998 provides important protection to women who choose to have breast reconstruction following a mastectomy. In fact, in some states, insurance companies and health maintenance organizations (HMO) are required by law to cover this procedure.
Coverage usually includes all phases of breast reconstruction, including multiple stages and the nipple/areolar reconstruction. Unfortunately, not all insurance companies will cover opposite-breast surgery, particularly opposite-breast augmentation and mastopexy. More companies tend to cover opposite-breast reduction.
Prior to any medical procedure, it is important that you contact your insurance provider for your specific coverage information. Coverage and pre-approval requirements will vary depending upon your insurance company or HMO and your level of coverage.