Financing & Payment Options at Albert Yang Facial Plastic Surgery

Facial plastic surgery pricing is individualized. The fee for a deep plane facelift or a rhinoplasty depends on the specific anatomy, the surgical plan, and the time in the operating room — which is why a flat menu price rarely reflects reality.

That is why pricing follows the consultation, not the other way around. Dr. Yang examines the relevant tissue, discusses the surgical plan, and then the practice prepares a personalized written quote for that exact plan.

This sequence protects the patient. The quote reflects the procedure Dr. Yang actually recommends for that face — not an average estimate that shifts once the real plan is set.

A surgical quote bundles the separate costs of an operation into one document, so patients can see the full investment rather than a single headline number.

A facial plastic surgery quote in Bellevue typically accounts for several distinct line items:

• Surgeon fee — Dr. Yang's professional fee for planning and performing the procedure.
• Anesthesia — the anesthesia provider's fee for the type of anesthesia the procedure requires.
• Facility fee — the accredited surgical-facility charge for use of the operating suite.
• Follow-up care — post-operative visits associated with the procedure.

Paying for facial surgery over time is a common and practical choice. The practice works with third-party medical-financing options that let qualified patients spread the cost across monthly payments rather than paying the full amount up front.

These financing programs are offered by independent lenders, and approval, terms, and rates are set by each lender — not by the practice.

Patients understandably want a sense of the numbers before they walk in. The honest answer is that a facelift, an eyelid lift, and a rhinoplasty occupy very different price ranges, and each varies with the individual plan.

Cosmetic facial procedures are elective, which means they are self-pay and are not covered by medical insurance. A deep plane facelift, a cosmetic rhinoplasty, or a brow lift performed purely to refine appearance falls into this category.

Functional and reconstructive nasal surgery is different. When breathing is obstructed — for example, a deviated septum addressed through septoplasty — insurance involvement may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Dr. Yang reviews which parts of a plan are cosmetic and which may have a functional component during the consultation, so patients understand their coverage posture early.