Re: How did everyone pay?

by minxie 10th May 2011, 9:00 pm

£3995 for mine.
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by pink_jade05 10th May 2011, 9:01 pm

Wow, I feel like us in the US get ripped off... I could have paid for 2 boob jobs for the prices you guys get to pay wth Screwy

by jasmine05 10th May 2011, 9:03 pm

£3995 allergen natrelle. 1 yr aftercare for any major issues. visit consultant each yr for check up.

by Danni_p88 11th May 2011, 12:50 pm

I paid £1000, perks of the job haha xxxx

by Karen1982 11th May 2011, 2:26 pm

Mine are costing £4957 everything included x

by xemmy90x 11th May 2011, 2:58 pm

Mine will be £4200 for the gel implants xxx

by xemmy90x 11th May 2011, 3:00 pm

xemmy90x wrote:Mine will be £4200 for the gel implants xxx

Thats for 3 years after care and they are allergen gel implants xxx

by jen86 11th May 2011, 3:43 pm

Mine were £3995 and it includes everything. a night in hospital and meds etc... bargain i thort!!

by letfreedomsing 11th May 2011, 6:01 pm

mine will be £4195

by hattie260 11th May 2011, 6:16 pm

£2700 for Naturelle Inspiras, flights, accommodation, all fees, one night hospital stay inc 2 years aftercare which lived up to its promise as when i had to have a re-op all of the above was free.

by misf1 11th May 2011, 6:36 pm

£3495 Day case, Allergan CUI implants (10 year guarentee on implants) 3 years aftercare for complications.
($5717 exchange rate atm £1 = $1.64)

by Katyflo 2nd May 2012, 11:54 am

Hi girls, just wondering how did everyone pay for theirs if you don't mind me asking? I'm thinking of saving up half but then paying the rest on a 0% credit card coz otherwise I'll be waiting ages. Just wanna see if this is common or whether everyone else is more sensible and saves it all up first.

by Loobs 2nd May 2012, 11:56 am

I put mine on a CC. Didnt want to spend all my rainy day money at once and I can pay it off within 12 months to benefit from the 0%.

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by *Alice* 2nd May 2012, 12:28 pm

I planned to save it all, but then my budgeting wasn't upto scratch! I ended up paying half in cash, then got a £2000 loan with my bank which will be paid off in 12 months.x

by Alex-C 2nd May 2012, 12:48 pm

I didnt save up either, although my "bank" loan is a bit different. It was actually my folks that helped me pay for the majority of it (i only put down the deposit), i still have deadline of 12 months to pay it back (my idea otherwise I'd put it off constantly).

by Crystal 2nd May 2012, 1:48 pm

My dad paid on his credit card for me & the hubby paided him back.......only have £400 left now then im paid up Stars

by **COOKIE** 2nd May 2012, 2:02 pm

I merged the other thread of the same topic to yours Katy Give You

First time I payed £3795
Re-op due to rupture cost me a further £3,500
I'm hoping next re-op will be FREE!

So far my boobs have cost me £7295.

I payed for the lot in cash.

by jadeBA 2nd May 2012, 6:00 pm

my man paid for mine £3995
im a very lucky girl with nice boobies :D xxx

by *Alice* 2nd May 2012, 6:30 pm

cookie wrote:I merged the other thread of the same topic to yours Katy

First time I payed £3795
Re-op due to rupture cost me a further £3,500
I'm hoping next re-op will be FREE!

So far my boobs have cost me £7295.

I payed for the lot in cash.

Out of curiosity, was the rupture not covered in the warranty? Or is this excess that wasn't covered? Seems quite a lot to say the implant was faulty and needed replacement. X

by Wishful 2nd May 2012, 8:51 pm

Read cookies story hun it tells you exactly what happened!!!

by Wishful 2nd May 2012, 9:00 pm

I'm Pre-BA but will be paying 2k cash the rest will be on 0% finance, either credit card or loan through the medical loan company some places have.

by Katyflo 2nd May 2012, 9:12 pm

This makes me feel better about paying half of it with a loan. I was worried that I'd get stressed if I had payments to meet but I think it's do-able and that way I'll definitely save rather than waste money my boyfriend won't help me out with it, miderable sod. He thinks I should be saving up for a house deposit rather than new boobs. I'd rather have a great rack!

by *Alice* 2nd May 2012, 10:09 pm

Wishful wrote:Read cookies story hun it tells you exactly what happened!!!

Just reading now and wow, definitely saving up to be on the safe side. Clearly can't rely on aftercare as security for the future!x

by **COOKIE** 2nd May 2012, 10:31 pm

altw wrote:
Wishful wrote:Read cookies story hun it tells you exactly what happened!!!

Just reading now and wow, definitely saving up to be on the safe side. Clearly can't rely on aftercare as security for the future!x

Definately a good idea hun, my story isn't a one off either, I hear time and time again of women paying after-care and then having to fight for the use of it when they're in need of revision. It just shouldn't happen, but sadly it does. nope

xx

by *Alice* 2nd May 2012, 10:42 pm

cookie wrote:
altw wrote:
Wishful wrote:Read cookies story hun it tells you exactly what happened!!!

Just reading now and wow, definitely saving up to be on the safe side. Clearly can't rely on aftercare as security for the future!x

Definately a good idea hun, my story isn't a one off either, I hear time and time again of women paying after-care and then having to fight for the use of it when they're in need of revision. It just shouldn't happen, but sadly it does. xx

Clearly more interested in money rather than the well-being of their patients, but that's not a surprise as it's the case with most organisations! I only got as far as your update after your op as there's a lot of pages I'd be up all night :doh:

...very insightful though!x

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