TOPIC: PMMA cost

I just turned 26 and I\'m ready to take the PMMA plunge. Does dr C accept credit cards and does he offer payment plans and does his office offer financing. I\'m from Virginia and I kno this will be a long trip, and also do I need a passport

Bro, don\'t take this the wrong way but you\'ve been a member since 2012 and this is your first post. Almost all the question you\'ve just asked has been answered already in the forum. Your obviously not ready to take the plunge because you should already have the answers to your questions. Id do more research if I were you.

I made 2 accounts and forgot the information to the first one that\'s why I asked these questions. This is my first time back on this site in a while. Sorry for the confusion

I have to agree with New that this is readily available on the forum and that people should not expect to be spoon fed information.
That being said, here comes the airplane!

Yes, you have to have a passport. Not to get into Mexico, but to get back into the States. I hear of some people risking it with birth certificate and ID, but I wouldn\'t. According to the US government, a passport is required.

There are no payment plans, financing or credit cards. Cash only.

They take paypal, so technically you can do credit cards on paypal. I did on my second round... might as well get the points.

I didn\'t even think about credit cards via Paypal. You are correct, and it makes a lot of sense to do that!

I\'ll echo the info already stated... this type of info is already all over the forum (I break down my first 3 or 4 rounds cost wise in my log somewhere too...)

Don\'t forget to include other miscellaneous costs in your budget:

Ie:
Shuttle, Meds, for you.. passport, food, hotel, plane tickets, couple days off work, etc. + cost of procedure which is more on your first couple of visits I believe.

I\'d get the passport man. It\'ll open up a whole world of travel possibilities

I\'d get your passport as well if I were you, but I\'ve been down there for 3 rounds and had absolutely no problem coming back into the US with just my California ID and my birth certificate.

However, I think it\'s relevant for me to mention I\'m a 6 ft tall white guy with blonde hair and blue eyes so I obviously look out of place in Tijuana. I had no problem with CBP.