Tummy Tuck Cost In The USA
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forum
is from a woman who wants to know how much a tummy tuck would cost in the United
States. She doesn't have a credit card or insurance and would like to pay in
cash.
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| Date: 07/19/2010 |
Submitted by:
Nene |
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I want to have a tummy tuck in the United states.
I do not have credit card nor insurance and will
prefer to pay cash before the surgery. What is the
total cost? Please advise ASAP.
Nene
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RESPONSE
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| Date: 07/19/2010 |
Submitted by:
Tanner |
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Nene,
A few years ago the average cost of Tummy Tuck in
the U.S. was between $3,000 and $10,000 ($3,000
sounds a little on the cheap side to me).
I doubt that anybody will be able to tell you what
the total cost will be without you going in for a
specific tummy tuck examination and consultation.
Costs vary quite a bit because of the patient's
health, geographical location, which surgeon you
use, his popularity and how "in demand" he is, the
operating facility and many other factors.
Since I don't know what country you are in or the
specifics of your situation there is not much I can
tell you about costs. I do know that you may face
additional challenges because you don't have a
credit card or insurance (especially a credit card).
I'm not sure how many surgeons deal on a "cash
basis" only.
You might want to try the following:
- See if your family doctor can give you advice on
how to proceed.
- Try to find other people in your area who have had
a tummy tuck in the United States and ask them about
their experiences and costs.
- Search the online tummy tuck forums and ask your
questions there looking for other people with
similar experiences.
- Visit the websites of U.S. tummy tuck surgeons and
tell them your situation and ask them how to
proceed.
- If you do have a tummy tuck in the United States I
would plan on spending enough time here for you to
recover sufficiently before you go home. "How much
time" would be one of the questions that I would ask
the specific surgeons during your research.
You have a lot of planning and research to do. Good
luck.
Best regards,
Tanner
FOLLOW-UP
Thanks so much; this is very helpful.
Nene
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