Broken Nose

Do I Have To Pay a Plastic Surgeon For a Broken Nose In a Car Accident?

No. When you break your nose in a car accident, you will be surprised to find that your plastic surgeon wants you to pay $8,000-$10,000 upfront for your broken nose. But you do not have to pay your plastic surgeon up-front.

In fact, you don’t have to pay your plastic surgeon at all to repair your broken nose. We can get your plastic surgeon to accept payment from No-Fault, probably even if your plastic surgeon says he/she doesn’t accept No-Fault insurance. See this if you are wondering what No-Fault is.

You may also have a facial laceration or cut, which may cause a scar, and that should also be treated by a plastic surgeon, which can cost even more and make your personal injury case worth much more money. We can also get your plastic surgeon to accept payment from No-Fault for your laceration or scar.

Do Plastic Surgeons Accept No-Fault In a Car Accident?

Yes and no. New York State No-Fault insurance will pay for medical treatment, but plastic surgeons don’t accept payment from No-Fault. That means your plastic surgeon will tell you that you must pay upfront, and then you can get reimbursed from No-Fault.

Don’t do it! We can get your plastic surgeon to accept No-Fault.

We represented many clients who had a broken nose in a car accident, and when their previous lawyer told them they had to pay the plastic surgeon, they called us. In every case, we got their plastic surgeon to accept payment from No-Fault so our clients did not have to pay the plastic surgeon upfront.

If I Broke My Nose Getting In a Parked Car or Getting Out Of a Parked Car, Will No-Fault Pay To Fix My Nose?

Yes. If your nose was broken or you had a laceration or scar while getting in a parked car, getting out of a parked car, or using the car in any other way, No-Fault will pay your plastic surgeon.

We had several clients who had a broken nose when they were hit in the face by the car door or SUV hatch door. All of these clients received surgery from a plastic surgeon, and none of our clients had to pay any money upfront for the surgical repair.

We can get your plastic surgeon to accept No-Fault, so you don’t have to pay any money! If you already have a lawyer, we can only help you if you want to change your lawyer to us, which will not cost you any more money. Just call 1-800-HURT-911 | 1-800-487-8911, and we will arrange everything for you.

What Will Happen If Pay a Plastic Surgeon For a Broken Nose In a Car Accident?

If your nose was broken in a car accident or even while getting in a car or getting out of a car, don’t pay your plastic surgeon because you will be reimbursed by No-Fault thousands of dollars less than you paid. If you don’t want to be out thousands of dollars, don’t pay a plastic surgeon upfront.

What if you do not have the money to pay out of pocket until you’re reimbursed several months later by No-Fault insurance?

Your personal injury lawyer may tell you to get a lawsuit cash advance “loan” to pay your plastic surgeon. Don’t do it! It can cost you 4 times more when your case settles, and we can get your plastic surgeon to accept payment from No-Fault so you won’t pay anything.

See more information about getting plastic surgery when you can’t afford it.

If you pay a plastic surgeon in advance, No-Fault will reimburse you only a fraction of what you paid!

See more information about getting No-Fault to pay for a plastic surgeon to repair your nose.

A broken nose is a fractured bone which is a serious injury. That means your car accident case cannot be dismissed pursuant to New York State No-Fault law which requires a serious injury in a car accident case.

If you don’t get the treatment you need, you may be left with a disfiguring scar, a crooked nose, difficulty breathing, and other serious problems.

Do You Have a Broken Nose from an Accident Not Involving a Car?

If you have a broken nose, not from a car accident, and do not have health insurance, we can usually arrange for a plastic surgeon to do the surgery on a lien against your case so you don’t have to pay the plastic surgeon until your case settles. The cost of the surgery will be added to the value of your case, so you will get that money back.

If you have a broken nose, not from a car accident, and you want to use a particular plastic surgeon who will not accept a lien, and you do not have health insurance, we can get you a lawsuit cash advance “loan,” which will be paid back at the end of your case and paid back only if we get you money.

How Much Is a Broken Nose Worth to Settle?

A broken nose is usually broken in car accidents. In a car accident, you must have a serious injury, or your case can be dismissed (thrown out of court). The good news is that the New York Supreme Court says a broken nose is a serious injury, so your case cannot be dismissed!

So, what is a broken nose worth to settle? It depends on many factors, such as how badly it is broken, whether you had surgery or will need surgery, and whether the other driver was 100% at fault or less than that.

A broken nose is worth $25,000 to $75,000 to settle on average but is worth a lot more if there is an injury to your face causing a scar or another injury like broken ribs.

Facial Scars When You Have a Broken Nose

When you break your nose, you may also have a laceration that forms a scar on your nose or face.

 

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