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Are you interested in winning free cosmetic surgery? Anyone who wants cosmetic surgery would like to win a prize offering it for free. Sounds most unlikely: more like some kind of come-on junk mail you’d received. However, if you are in the military free cosmetic surgery is a definite possibility. How about for you or me? But hold on … there are companies that have contests or offer deals for customers to participate in where they can win free cosmetic surgery.
Just Who Offer Free Cosmetic Surgery?
Make sure you read their print carefully. The key, relevant, word for these companies is "customers." Don't' be fooled into thinking that all you have to do is get on-line click on an “ad” or just walk through a company’s door and you will be eligible to win their “offer” for free cosmetic surgery. That is not the way it happens. There is always a catch, a gimmick: some kind of enticement to lure you through the door or to click on their link. But buyer beware: you are being snookered. The “free” cosmetic surgery is anything but free and you win nothing. But the smoke hasn’t cleared and they sweeten the offer with additional extras, bonuses for you.
Here's How It Might Happen.
A typical scenario might be: you start by perhaps visiting a cosmetic surgery office in person or on-line and decide to fill out their application so they will contact you. You get a call and a conversation begins either in person on in a chat-room about the cosmetic surgery you are interested in. Summer’s coming and you want a flat tummy: so it’s the tummy tuck that interests you. Okay, you talk and you schedule a tummy tuck. It’s affordable, so you go for it. Then you stop for a moment, and thinking out loud, say that you really want more than that, you want really slim. Whoever you are dealing with at the other end – the person in the cosmetic surgery office - is quick and picks up on your thinking and begins luring you into the possibility of having additional surgery. You are mentally game, but you haven’t, as yet, signed the dotted line.
The surgical staff tells you that since you will be having a procedure done you might as well take advantage of the situation and slim down those thighs and/or those love handles you want to be rid of at the same time. They are very persuasive. Why not rid yourself of your midriff bulge during your initial procedure, and if you do we’ll throw in the removal of the fatty tissue, cellulite, on your thighs as a bonus. Wow, got ya, didn’t they … after all, you are “winning” something in the way of free cosmetic surgery. Again beware: you still end up paying for the “bonus.” It’s called a hidden cost, and it’s hidden in the charge for the love handle surgery. Rather than the usual “X” amount of dollars for that particular surgery, they surreptitiously increase the price to cover the procedure for your thighs too. The increase can be anywhere from approximately 1.5 times to 2 times the actual cost of the removal of your love handles. Does that sound like “free” to you? Interpret it how you will, it’s your money, but maybe not for long.
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