Unsecured Personal Loan
- Security required
- No
- Typical terms
- 1 to 7 years
- Balloon available
- No
- Best suited to
- Most procedures and treatment costs
- Turnaround
- Possible same day
Cosmetic surgery, dental work and other medical procedures can be a significant cost to plan for. We compare lenders so you can see what is available and what the repayments would look like.
Multiple procedure types. Same day pre-approval possible.
Broker vs bank,
a real comparison
Personal loan vs payment plan
Provider payment plans are worth reading closely before you commit. We compare standalone personal loan options against provider financing so you can see the difference.
Comparison across the market
Medical loan pricing and policy vary between lenders. We compare the market to find a rate and structure that suits your profile.
Fixed repayments and clear terms
A personal loan has a defined term and repayment amount. You know the full cost upfront.
Know your budget first
Pre-approval shows what you could borrow and what repayments would look like, before you make any decisions.
Some of the lenders on our panel
Compare medical finance structures side by side
The common ways to fund a medical procedure, and where each fits.
Unsecured Personal Loan
Secured Personal Loan
Provider Payment Plan
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A medical loan is a personal loan used to fund a health expense such as cosmetic surgery, dental work and dental surgery, fertility treatment, vision procedures or an unexpected operation. Terms usually run one to seven years with fixed repayments that make budgeting straightforward.
Medical loans come secured and unsecured. Unsecured is the common choice and relies on your income and credit profile alone. Secured versions borrow against an asset you own, such as a car, and generally cost less on larger amounts.
Medical lending in Australia is regulated consumer credit, which means responsible lending assessment applies. Lenders must verify that the repayments fit your income and expenses before approving the loan.
A structured loan gives a health expense a defined end date and a fixed repayment, rather than leaving it on a credit card with no end date.
Knowing your borrowing capacity and the repayment amount up front lets you plan the total cost before you commit to a provider. Lenders assess the treatment cost set out in your provider's written quote.
A standalone loan also gives you something to compare against a provider payment plan. Seeing both total costs side by side is the only way to know which one actually costs less.
Decide secured versus unsecured first. Unsecured keeps things simple for most procedures, while secured is worth exploring for higher-cost treatment if you have an asset to offer.
Compare any provider payment plan against a standalone loan on total repayable, not on how it is presented to you. Convenience at the front desk does not always mean the better arrangement overall.
Keep the term as short as the repayment comfortably allows. A shorter term costs less in total, while a longer term eases the monthly commitment when the budget is tight.
One enquiry compares lenders across our lender panel, matched to your credit profile. Your broker handles the application and the paperwork through to funding.
Have your licence, recent payslips or income evidence ready. Pre-approval is possible the same day for many straightforward applications.
Get an itemised written quote from your provider before applying, including follow-up appointments and aftercare, so you borrow the full number once rather than topping up later.
Borrow what the treatment plan needs, not what you are approved for.
Applying to several lenders directly adds a credit enquiry each time. One brokered enquiry across the panel protects your file while still comparing the market.
Estimate your repayments. Adjust the sliders to match your situation.
Monthly repayment
$491
per month
Weekly
$113
Total repayment
$17,679
Estimates only. Your actual rate depends on your profile and lender. Get a real comparison.
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Who we help

Finance for implants, orthodontics, cosmetic dental work and other significant dental procedures.

Personal loans for elective cosmetic procedures with fixed repayments and pre-approval.

Finance for IVF and fertility treatments where costs can be significant.

Finance for laser eye surgery, lens replacement and other elective vision procedures.

Finance for unexpected surgery, specialist consultations or ongoing treatment not fully covered by insurance.
Australian citizen or permanent resident
Aged 18 or older
Stable income (PAYG or self-employed)
Acceptable credit history
Ability to service the loan repayments