payment plans?

[GhostInTheShell]

This question may seem silly...but if I ever do decide t ogo through with a hair transplant....can payment plans be set up at these places? I sure won't be able to pay a lump sum with my piddly teacher's salary.

 

[zackb]

Yep...kinda

There is a Capital One Cosmetic Loan you can get. Go to their site and search. That is the method H&W uses to help patients find financing. I may go with H&W early next year. Hasson and Wong for those not in the know.

 

[fnlostish]

I took out a loan @ my credit union.... figured why not

 

[Guest]

Ghost of course there are payment plans.Sometimes the clinics will offer otherwise a personal loan through your own bank.Theres quite a few options today.

Damo

 

[Mahair]

Cosmetic loans are usually high rates due to the fact that they are high risk and most will be reluctant to pay after being botched up.Be careful out there.Also over time you hairloss may well exceed you creditline by a wide margin.

 

[Guest]

If you have a top credit rating you should be able to get a zero percent card to use which may be the best, NO INTEREST!

 

[zackb]

0% card

Usually the 0% cards have to be paid back soon. The 0% rate usually only lasts for a year, then goes up.

 

[Guest]

Good point Zackb, but you can payoff the card when the free interest period is up with another zero percent card. I have done it myself more than once, but the key is to "close" the first card. That way it does not lower one's beacon score on their respective credit reports.

 

[jensyy]

Is it possible to get loan on hair transplantation?

 

[Likewise]

You should definitely check with some credit institutions to explore your options. I’m planning to contact Oregon State Credit Union myself to see if they offer those kinds of loans. It’s always worth inquiring directly, especially if you’re not sure where to start. If you’ve got a good credit score, I’m confident you’ll be able to find the help you need. These institutions are usually quite accommodating when they see that you’re a responsible borrower, so don’t hesitate to reach out and ask for guidance