hi folks just wondered if there was any finacial help or support for ht for people who have low incomes ?

Hello, welcome to the party pal. If you are based in the US or Canada, then yes perhaps you can get a loan if that's what you mean, oversea patients obviously wouldn't get that. I paid cash and bank wire transfer.

Here is a link page below about the same subject. Top right of the site, hit search and enter 'finance'.

http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.co...hlight=finance

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http://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com...asp?WebID=2329

If you are talking about something like Medicaid for a HT then no. A HT as you know is an elective cosmetic procedure. I have heard of Doc's doing pro bono work before but that is obviously not the norm.

I have never heard of such, except getting a part time job
where all the money is placed in savings toward a HT.
If I was "low income" I'd wait tables or mow lawns to gettter done.

Certainly you could use Care Credit or another type of credit card. But if you do eventually go forward with getting a transplant then make sure you are prepared to pay for another round. No one gets just one procedure - you WILL want more work done.

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