ifyouwannabemylover
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how common is this tbh? say you pay a certain amount upfront and then pay off the rest using monthly installments
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I don't see anything wrong with paying a few grand upfront and then gradually paying off the rest over the next 2 yearsGET SOME MONEY BROKE NIGGA
I'm actually glad I'm not in the US because of how expensive surgery over there isIt's possible with Care Credit but you need a good credit score for them to accept you. This obviously only applies to surgeons in the US.
For EU surgeons you'd have to take out a bank loan which will be pretty awkward when you tell them you're getting bimax in Europe...
I got money but not enough to pay for the whole thing right awayImo for bimax you should have enough money for the surgery AND any potential problems/revision that might be needed if something goes wrong. You really don't want to be stuck paying off debt for a surgery that didn't go to plan, unable to get it fixed. That said if you have money and are just choosing to finance because you got a good interest rate or something I guess that's fine