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TheNewSusie    471

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Ill try reposting my question here, how did u pay for plastics? I want to go to Mexico, I have a few docs in mind and I've spoken to one already, bit how did u all pay for it? Did it take u a long time to save? Did u use some kind of credit card? I need a LBL and a breast lift. Somebody please help! Currently have some money saved but I want to know other options... If u took out a loan, how did u go about that? I don't have the best credit either!

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ohh_mandyy    211

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I used care credit for my surgery. It's medical care financing. Interest free for 5 years when a certain amount is spent.

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DonRodolfo    1,416

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I used care credit for my surgery. It's medical care financing. Interest free for 5 years when a certain amount is spent.

Care Credit pays for surgery in Mexico?

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ohh_mandyy    211

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Don't know but worth a look into.

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texassky    84

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Care Credit pays for surgery in Mexico?

If you don't mind me asking, how did you get no interest for 5 year with care credit, I have only seen no interest for 18 months?

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ohh_mandyy    211

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If you don't mind me asking' date=' how did you get no interest for 5 year with care credit, I have only seen no interest for 18 months?[/quote']

The no interest for 18 months is for a lower amount spent. I believe it's like 3000 and under or something. I self paid my surgery for about 8500 and that amount qualified for 60 months no interest.

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texassky    84

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The no interest for 18 months is for a lower amount spent. I believe it's like 3000 and under or something. I self paid my surgery for about 8500 and that amount qualified for 60 months no interest.

Great! I will check into that!

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Chubarella    87

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The no interest for 18 months is for a lower amount spent. I believe it's like 3000 and under or something. I self paid my surgery for about 8500 and that amount qualified for 60 months no interest.

Does Care Credit accept anyone or do you have to qualify?

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Michellemo    161

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Check into doctors in the states as well. I got several quotes from Mexico doctors for a Tummy Tuck and I was going to pay more in Mexico then I paid to have it done in Kansas City. One quote was 200 cheaper but then I had air fair and hotel costs. Plus someone had to go with me or I had to pay for a nurse to take care of me. The next place in Mexico was 700 more plus the cost of air fair, hotel and a nurse or have someone go with me. So it's worth the time to check out doctors and prices before you just run off to Mexico. I paid for my tummy tuck by saving like crazy! I canceled my satellite, and I have a pre paid phone to save money. Good luck!

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TheNewSusie    471

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Check into doctors in the states as well. I got several quotes from Mexico doctors for a Tummy Tuck and I was going to pay more in Mexico then I paid to have it done in Kansas City. One quote was 200 cheaper but then I had air fair and hotel costs. Plus someone had to go with me or I had to pay for a nurse to take care of me. The next place in Mexico was 700 more plus the cost of air fair' date=' hotel and a nurse or have someone go with me. So it's worth the time to check out doctors and prices before you just run off to Mexico. I paid for my tummy tuck by saving like crazy! I canceled my satellite, and I have a pre paid phone to save money. Good luck![/quote']

Thank you, I am doing that butbi still can't find anyone as low.

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kidrn72    85

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Check into doctors in the states as well. I got several quotes from Mexico doctors for a Tummy Tuck and I was going to pay more in Mexico then I paid to have it done in Kansas City. One quote was 200 cheaper but then I had air fair and hotel costs. Plus someone had to go with me or I had to pay for a nurse to take care of me. The next place in Mexico was 700 more plus the cost of air fair' date=' hotel and a nurse or have someone go with me. So it's worth the time to check out doctors and prices before you just run off to Mexico. I paid for my tummy tuck by saving like crazy! I canceled my satellite, and I have a pre paid phone to save money. Good luck![/quote']

Who did your tummy tuck in KC?? I am looking into this and live near KC. I have been researching diff surgeons here but if your happy with your results I would like to know whom you saw.

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