What payment methods does Form & Face accept?

Form & Face accepts a wide variety of payment options including cash, bank cheque, debit cards, and credit cards. Third-party payment plan providers may also be available to help spread the cost of surgery.

Are payment plans available for plastic surgery at Form & Face?

Yes. In addition to direct payment methods, patients may be able to seek funds and payment plans from third-party providers. Contact Form & Face to discuss the payment options available for your specific procedure.

Can I use Medicare or my health fund to offset surgery costs?

Some procedures performed at Form & Face may attract a Medicare Benefits Schedule rebate and private health fund cover where they meet the required medical criteria. This applies to certain hand procedures, medically indicated breast reduction, gynaecomastia correction, and other reconstructive procedures. Dr Norris will advise on eligibility at your consultation.

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Payment Options at Form and Face

Payment Options

At Form & Face we offer a wide variety of payment options:

Cash
Bank cheque
Debit cards
Credit cards

You may be able to seek funds & payment plans from third party providers.

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Important: Cosmetic surgery carries risks. A seven-day cooling-off period applies after you sign a consent form for any cosmetic surgical procedure — you may withdraw during this period without financial penalty beyond non-refundable booking fees. Before proceeding, seek a second medical opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Results vary. Always seek independent medical advice. AHPRA Guidelines for Advertising a Regulated Health Service (effective 2 September 2025).