Financing & Payments FAQs
Yes. Avana Plastic Surgery offers financing options through third-party companies that specialize in elective medical procedures.
You may apply directly through our website or receive assistance from our team to complete your application.
Approval, terms, and conditions are determined solely by the selected financing institution.
Cosmetic procedures are generally not covered by traditional health insurance.
At this time, Avana Plastic Surgery does not offer in-house payment plans.
The full balance must be paid prior to your scheduled surgery date.
If you require installment options, you may apply through one of the third-party financing companies we work with. Our team can assist you with the application process.
If you are using third-party financing, your first payment date will depend on the terms established by the financing institution. These payments are not managed by the clinic.
If you are paying directly to Avana Plastic Surgery:
- A deposit is required at the time of booking.
- The remaining balance must be paid prior to your scheduled surgery date.
Our team will clearly explain the amounts and deadlines during the scheduling process.
We accept the following payment methods:
- Credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express), including payments made directly through the Patient Portal.
- Direct bank transfer (must be coordinated in advance with our team).
- Cash payments at our facility.
- Financing through approved third-party companies.
Card payments can be securely processed online through the Patient Portal or in person at our locations.
All payments must be completed according to the schedule established during your surgery booking process.
For assistance with payment coordination, please contact our administrative team.
Your full balance must be paid 3 weeks (21 days) prior to your scheduled surgery date.
Failure to meet this requirement may result in automatic rescheduling of your procedure.
If you are using financing, it is your responsibility to ensure the credit line is approved, active, and processed before this deadline.
No. The full balance of your procedure must be paid 3 weeks (21 days) prior to your scheduled surgery date.
Outstanding balances will not be accepted on the day of surgery.
On the day of surgery, payments may only be made for previously coordinated additional services or postoperative items, if applicable.
We accept international credit and debit cards as long as the transaction is approved by the issuing bank. International wire transfers must be coordinated in advance with our administrative department.
Outstanding balances are not accepted on the day of surgery.
The full cost of the procedure must be paid 3 weeks (21 days) prior to the scheduled surgery date.
On the day of surgery, card payments may only be used for previously authorized additional items or services, if applicable.
Yes, a third party (partner, family member, or friend) may use their card to make a payment.
However, for security and fraud prevention purposes, the following is required:
- Written authorization from the cardholder.
- A copy of the cardholder’s valid photo ID.
- Prior verification by our administrative department.
- In some cases, additional documentation or a notarized authorization form.
All documentation must be submitted and approved before processing the payment.
The clinic reserves the right to decline any transaction that does not meet verification requirements.
Refund requests must be submitted through the Patient Portal.
Once approved in accordance with our policies, the refund process may take between 30 and 60 calendar days.
Additional time for the funds to reflect in your account will depend on the payment method used and the financial institution involved.
All refunds are subject to review and compliance with the clinic’s established policies.
In addition to the surgical fee, additional costs may apply depending on your specific case, including:
- Preoperative studies (lab work, EKG, ultrasound, X-rays, or other required tests).
- Postoperative compression garments.
- Prescribed medications.
- Postoperative massages (if applicable).
- Additional services or items requested by the patient.
Patients are also responsible for:
- Transportation.
- Lodging (if traveling from out of town).
- Meals.
- Personal care assistance during recovery.
It is recommended to factor these additional expenses into your financial planning.