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Hello, I am planning to get plastic surgery. I am writing to inquire because of the financial burden.
Do you have any actual reviews regarding installment payments, medical loans, or prepayment discounts offered by specific clinics?
Please provide key points to check in the contract (additional costs, refund and cancellation conditions) and examples of questions to ask the clinic.
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Before signing a contract, be sure to check the total cost (including anesthesia, treatment, and after-sales service), refund/cancellation fees, and loan interest/early repayment conditions in writing, and compare quotes from multiple hospitals.
Before signing, be sure to confirm the total cost (including anesthesia, medication, and revision surgery), refund/cancellation policies, and loan interest/fees in writing, and consult with at least 2-3 different places for comparison.
When it comes to installment payments and loans, the total payment amount and conditions for early cancellation/refund are most important, so be sure to confirm additional costs, anesthesia fees, scope of after-sales service, and cancellation fees in writing on your contract.
When considering installment payments or medical loans, be sure to check the total amount payable, interest, and early repayment fees rather than just the "monthly payment amount."
Review your contract to ensure it clearly states additional costs (anesthesia, tests, medication), refund policies, the timeframe for canceling surgery, and the scope of coverage for revisions/side effects. Also, be sure to ask the clinic: "Are there any situations where additional fees beyond the estimate may arise, what is the refund amount upon cancellation, and is there a possibility of the operating surgeon being changed?"