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Fees & Financing

Because each patient will need a different set of services based on his or her goals and objectives, it is very difficult to provide an exact price for your New Jersey plastic surgery procedure before we discuss your options at the initial consultation. Dr. Sorokin will explain his recommendations and detail the costs involved. Call to schedule an appointment, or request a consultation online for more information.

Fees Based on Your Unique Needs

Exact prices for plastic surgery in our New Jersey practice are very difficult to give on the internet or on the telephone as the price is based on multiple factors.

These factors include:

• Complexity of the procedure (for example, not every breast augmentation is as straight forward as the next and not every breast lift is the same type of lift)
• Amount of time in the Operating Room (typically charged in 15 minute increments)
• Amount of time under anesthesia (typically charged in 15 minute increments)
• Location of the procedure (office operating room suite versus hospital)
• Varied prices of implants used during the procedure (for example saline versus silicone breast implants, pain pumps, etc...)
• Various garments that will be needed for postoperative recovery (for example liposuction compression garments)

Thus, we would much rather see you in consultation and discuss an appropriate quote based on your needs.

A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to schedule surgery, and as required by New Jersey law, a 6% tax is charged on all cosmetic surgery procedures performed in the state.

Financing Your Surgery

Most insurance plans consider plastic surgery for our Philadelphia and New Jersey patients to be an elective procedure, and therefore will not cover most procedures. There are some instances where a procedure, such as rhinoplasty or breast reduction, may be covered by insurance, but this is certainly not the norm.

As payment for cosmetic procedures, we accept cash, check, money order, most major credit cards, and health care financing via CareCredit.