Category — Plastic surgery financing

At 37, Diana was finished with having children and was ready to finally get the breasts she’d always wanted. Always on the small side, having her three children made them almost non-existent.

“I started out as a small B and by my third child, they were less than an A cup,” says Diana. “It looked like all I had was an areola and an awkward nipple!”

Diana always knew she wanted implants and, as it turned out, one of her good friends wanted them as well. So, they set out together to find the best plastic surgeon. New Jersey has many to choose from so they asked around and Dr. Paul M. Parker’s name came up more than once.

For Sarah in New Jersey, breast augmentation is a procedure she has dreamed of for years.  After the birth of her second child, she and her husband decided their family was complete and would have no more children.  Now it was time for to invest in herself.

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Sarah’s problem is not a lack of income … Sarah and her husband have been saving for the surgery, but she is ready now for her breast augmentation.  She does not want to wait to save up for the entire surgery cost.

Seeking options for plastic surgery financing, New Jersey husband and wife team was glad to find the Parker Center on the web. Greg and Valerie decided to seek liposuction together. Married to one another for 22 years, they’d both noticed those little pockets of fat on their bodies that just would not go away.

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“She [Valerie] brought up the subject first,’ said Greg. “We’d joined a gym together, years ago, but she began noticing unwanted fat on her thighs and hips, which bothered her, and started exploring plastic surgery.”

For Ellen, an elementary school teacher from New Jersey, breast reduction surgery was a real lifesaver. Breast reduction wasn’t just a cosmetic choice for Ellen, but a medical issue as well. Her breast size had caused chronic back and neck pain, and had made life truly uncomfortable for her for years. Though breast reduction is often considered reconstructive, therefore covered by some insurance policies, Ellen did not meet the qualifications under her health care plan and had to look for other ways to pay for her procedure.

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Since many of the plastic surgery procedures we seek are elective, health insurance will not cover it. Luckily, there are plenty of financing options for elective procedures such as breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, and mommy makeovers.

Monica, a New Jersey healthcare worker, had been considering a breast lift for several years. Happy with her breast volume, she wanted to correct the droopiness that had bothered her since the birth of her children. Monica contacted the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery, New Jersey and learned of the financing options available to her.

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