Rumors have been floating around today about patient financing company Capital One closing down division that lends to plastic surgery patients. With the economy where it is - patients wanting financing for elective surgery are finding it difficult to find a lender that can stand the test of time. One option is to work with a broker - a company that searches for the best loan available - Medloan Finance offers this type of service. They will search for the best loan available with several options. They continue to offer plastic surgery financing services.
Plastic surgeons took off links to Capital One today from their websites after news the division closed doors. The question is - with all of the loans that were processed or in the processing state - what happens next? Thjs is still elective surgery - insurance typically cant be used.
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