Cosmetic Surgery Loans

I have 18 years and want to take a loan for cosmetic surgery. But he says you must be at least credible. I can still do it if I have no credit at all? as I have never had a credit card or anything else before, so I'm pretty sure that they have no credit. "I can continue to take a loan? (Please only informative replies. None of you should not do the little things). Thanks Maybe if you have a partner university signer.and a job. probably can, but the interest is great. Some sites can give you - if you have a job. I'm sure you need a credit score or at least references to taking a loan. Well, I do not think you can and any form of U is probley ur so pretty =) The only way to get a loan if you have a co-signer. What is someone who has good credit and are willing to sign the loan as a secondary person says they will pay the loans if they do not. You may need a guarantor or give you a high interest rate. Worth a try. You can not on its own without possessions, so if someone builds a family member to sign the loan faster, but if you're late you really screw them just do if you can pay back, there are places that give you a loan even if you have not credit.but KILLER.like your interest rate will be 25-30%! Perhaps even more (I'm not sure what the max is). You can take a loan and most cosmetic surgery clinics offer financing - your credit and interest rates will be based on credit score - but at your age you have to start somewhere, right? NOTE: To establish credit, you must pay 6 befor EIT registered credit bureaus. I'm not a pro at this. But I think you get a loan from a bank that you open, held up well (s) have. It depends on how much you try to borrow. Sometimes you can get small loans (some are up to $ 2,500), I think all you need is a valid account and a job. Good luck and you need a decent credit Make sure you can pay all or may have credit problems on the road! If you worked full time for over a year, maybe. Otherwise, get an endorsement. No.cosigner.perhaps.got a job?. The only person who can answer this question is the one who made the loan. My feeling is that if you say that you must have good credit, you're in luck, because "no credit" is not a good credit. From what I know and what they say the answer is no. Now he wants a car loan and credit would be nothing. There are many financial institutions that offer a car loan (at a higher interest rate for certain), with little credit history or anything. Have you applied separately to a bank loan or personal physician's office to offer a credit plan? Doctors often times have a company they work with patients to help fund a procedure .