What it costs,
and how people pay for it.
We do not publish prices, and this page explains why, and what happens instead.
Cost at Lux Lipo is quoted at your consultation rather than published, because it depends on which areas are treated, how much work is involved and what your physician recommends. Three ways to pay: an in-house payment plan you complete before your procedure date, or financing through Cherry or PatientFi. Most cosmetic treatment is not covered by insurance.
Here’s exactly what happens at a first visit — and you can come and see the place before you book anything.
Because a number without a plan is a guess.
Two people asking for the same treatment often need different amounts of work. The number depends on how many areas are treated, how much time it takes and what is safe to do in one visit. Quoting before we have examined you would mean quoting for someone else.
So you get the number at your consultation, in writing, before you decide anything.
A conversation, not a commitment.
You describe what is bothering you. A physician examines the area, only if you agree to it. You are told what the options are, what each involves, what the recovery looks like and what it costs. You go away and think about it.
You describe it
What is bothering you, in your own words. Nobody rushes this part.
A physician looks
Only if you agree to it. You can say no and still have the conversation.
Options and numbers
What each one involves, what recovery looks like, and what it costs — in writing.
You go away and think
Nobody is booked for anything on the day. Plenty of people never come back, and that is fine.
Three ways to pay, and one of them is ours.
The in-house payment plan is the simplest one: you pay it off in instalments directly to the clinic, and your procedure is scheduled once the balance is settled. No lender, no application, no interest — you are paying us, over time, before the date. People use it when they want to plan around a season rather than take on credit.
If you would rather have the treatment first and pay afterwards, we work with Cherry and PatientFi. You apply directly with either one and spread the payment over time. Applying does not commit you to treatment, checking your options does not affect your plan, and the clinic can walk you through it at your visit.
Which one you use has no effect on what your physician recommends. That is a clinical conversation, and it happens before any of this.
In-house payment plan
You pay the clinic in instalments and we schedule your procedure once the balance is settled. No lender, no application, no interest — you’re paying us, over time, before the date. People use it to plan around a season rather than take on credit.
Ask about the planCherry
Treatment first, payment spread afterwards. You apply directly with Cherry — applying doesn’t commit you to treatment, and the clinic can walk you through it at your visit.
Ask about CherryPatientFi
The same idea, a different lender. Some people are approved by one and not the other, so it’s worth checking both before you decide anything.
Ask about PatientFiMost of this is elective.
Cosmetic treatment is generally not covered by insurance. Some medical conditions we treat, such as lichen sclerosus, can be different. Call the clinic on (870) 230-0844 and we will tell you plainly which category yours falls into rather than leaving you to guess.
Asked at the desk, answered here.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Vaibhav Desai, MD. If yours is not here, call (870) 230-0844 and ask — nobody will try to book you for asking a question.
Why will you not tell me the price on the phone?
Because the honest number depends on what you need, and we cannot know that until a physician has seen the area. We can tell you the range of what is involved and book you a consultation.
Is there a fee for the consultation?
Call the clinic on (870) 230-0844 to confirm the current consultation fee and whether it is credited against treatment.
Who provides the financing?
Cherry and PatientFi. You apply directly with either, and the clinic can help you do it at your visit. We also run our own in-house payment plan, which is paid to the clinic in instalments before your procedure date.
How does the in-house payment plan work?
You agree the total at your consultation and pay it off in instalments directly to the clinic. Once the balance is settled we schedule your procedure. There is no lender and no application, so it suits people who would rather not take on credit.
Can I pick a date before the in-house plan is paid off?
Call the clinic on (870) 230-0844 and ask — how far ahead a date can be held depends on the schedule.
Does financing affect what treatment I am offered?
No. Your physician recommends what is clinically appropriate, and how you pay for it is a separate conversation.
Will insurance cover any of it?
Cosmetic treatment generally is not covered. Some medical conditions can be. Call us and we will tell you which applies to you.
Come in.
Or book ahead.
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. We'll tell you honestly what's realistic for you.
Lux Lipo · 3800B S Caraway Rd, Suite 8, Jonesboro, AR 72401