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Pay at the visit
Card or cash at the desk, when the treatment is done. No application, no credit check.
Financing
Spread the cost, without the theatre.
Insurance does not cover aesthetic treatment. Third-party lenders do, and we will tell you plainly which suits which situation.
Who we work with
Three ways to pay.
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CareCredit
A healthcare credit card for a planned course, such as a Morpheus8 series or a year of maintenance, on one line.
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Cherry
Instalments at the point of sale, with a pre-qualification that does not touch your score. For deciding in the room.
Vendors to be confirmed by the practice. Terms and eligibility are the lender’s, change without notice, and are not published here.
The principle
You are quoted before anything is done, and the number does not change afterwards.
0prices on this website
1quote, written, at the consultation
0surprises at the desk
Questions
About paying.
Will insurance cover any of this?
No. Cosmetic treatment is not a covered expense. If something is genuinely medical, Dr. Stone will say so and refer you.
Can I use an HSA or FSA?
Generally not for cosmetic work. Your plan administrator is the authority on your account.
Why are there no prices here?
Because a number without an assessment misleads. Units and syringes depend on you. You are quoted at the consultation, before anything is done.
Does the membership save money?
For someone already coming three or four times a year, it is designed to. If you are not sure you will repeat, pay per visit. The two tiers.
Start here
One appointment. A plan for the year.
30 minutesWith Dr. Stone, not a coordinator.
No obligationYou leave with a written plan. Starting that day is your call.
Video or in personA first consultation can be by video. Anything injected happens in Westlake.