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Breast augmentation surgery at New York Breast Surgery Center is usually a cash-based procedure. In New York City, they cost between $18K and $25K. Unlike other breast procedures that are necessary to address health issues or eliminate pain, augmentations usually aren’t covered by insurance policies, unless you’re undergoing a breast reconstruction after a mastectomy.
At your consultation, you’re provided with a cost breakdown for your specific procedure because financial considerations are part of your decision. The team at New York Breast Surgery Center don’t hide costs. Their goal is to help you figure out what’s best for you. The practice’s talented plastic surgeons — David Shokrian, MD and Mohamed Soliman Ahmed Elfar, MD, MS, FACS — believe this is where a relationship built on trust begins.
During your one-on-one consultation, your plastic surgeon explores cost and financing options with you, in addition to the physical exam, discussion about your personal goals and the doctor’s recommendations to help you reach those goals. Your discussion may include the costs of:
Dr. Shokrian adds, “So you aren’t confused about the gap between the quoted price and the final bill, we break down the total cost of each component during your consultation. Remember that you get what you pay for, so don’t leave such a visible surgery to chance. It’s the reason to insist on the most experienced surgeon you can find, since your results depend on his expertise.”
To get the look you want, a breast augmentation usually involves one or more procedures to add volume to your bust, give you the feminine profile you desire and boost your self-confidence. It may include:
You don’t get a fixed-price menu; instead, every procedure adds to your bottom line. You have a specific anatomy and goals that your surgeon builds your treatment plan around. When your plastic surgeon establishes the total price of your procedure, it’s based on the clinical choices that help you reach your goals. Your price includes your surgeon’s fee and other factors that influence your final cost, such as:
“Before the procedure, you have to complete pre-operative testing, such as blood tests, lab work and sometimes mammography,” shares Dr. Shokrian. “Your requirements, and your costs, may vary. We discuss your post-operative requirements before the surgery, so you understand all the costs associated with your follow-up visits, medications, surgical garments and other needs to heal safely and completely.”
Financially, the breast implant you choose matters a great deal in your breast augmentation procedure. The type of implant affects the surgical time, long-term outcome and surgical technique required, all of which affect the total cost. At New York Breast Surgery Center, your expert plastic surgeon recommends an implant based on his clinical experience and on your breast anatomy, tissue and goals. The reasons your implant selection is the biggest variable in cost include:
Dr. Shokrian adds: “Choosing the right type of implant depends on your breast anatomy, tissue and desired outcome. It shouldn’t be based on what’s popular or affordable. I ensure that the implant selection conversation is clinically informed with a complete cost breakdown specific to your procedure.”
If you’re considering breast augmentation, you should demand long-term results. You don’t want revision surgeries or additional costs. Several factors ensure that you won’t need a revision surgery:
Dr. Shokrian is a bona fide plastic surgeon who has performed more than 5,000 procedures. He has completed almost every type of breast surgery. He’s not only perfected his technique, but he understands when to use each type. Dr. Elfar is a triple board-certified surgeon. This certification represents a clinical standing beyond the fundamental standards. Both are highly skilled surgeons.
Cost should never be the reason you reconsider a procedure you want. While New York Breast Surgery Center presently doesn’t offer in-house financing plans, they encourage you to explore independent financing options, such as CareCredit. This credit card is a nationally recognized medical card suitable for out-of-pocket healthcare and wellness expenses. CareCredit offers two financing structures:
“The best option for you depends on your personal situation,” says Dr. Shokrian. “If you’re sure you can pay off the balance within the given time frame, deferred interest financing saves you money. If you prefer a manageable and fixed monthly payment without any deadline pressure, choose reduced APR financing, which gives you stability. Ask my team if you have financing questions; we’re here to help.”
Applying for CareCredit is simple. You can easily do it yourself. Before you submit your full application, visit their website to see if you prequalify, which takes just a few minutes. It uses a soft credit card inquiry and has no impact on your credit score. After that, submit your application and wait for approval. Once approved, you can use it immediately, and you don’t need to reapply for future uses.
Navigating the financial side of a breast augmentation can be confusing, since it’s usually not eligible for insurance coverage. This financial reality affects your treatment plan. The New York Breast Surgery Center surgeons, Dr. Elfar and Dr. Shokrian, address it openly during every consultation.
Initial consultations, pre-surgical testing, implant selection, facility standards and surgical plan — everything influences your final bill. Your surgical team answers every financial question clearly and early in the process. You need to know all your options before making a decision. Schedule your consultation today at New York Breast Surgery Center to discover how much your specific procedure will cost.
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