Terms & Conditions

This Patient Surgical Agreement – Terms and Conditions (the “Agreement”) is made and entered into between the Company identified on the Invoice signed by the patient and the individual signing the Invoice (the “Patient”). The Company shall be identified herein, as “Goals” as applicable. Please print a copy of this Agreement or save a copy for your records as it contains rules, guidelines, and obligations – both for the patient and Goals – and it is important that you read this Agreement before making payment. By making payment on the Invoice, it shall be deemed that the patient has read this entire Agreement, understood same, and agrees to be bound by all terms herein.

Contract purchase & Agreement.

This Agreement encompasses all the Services listed on the patient’s Invoice, as well as any subsequent Invoice(s) signed by the patient. Furthermore, it includes any additional Services that the Company reasonably deems necessary to provide in order to fulfill the Services listed on the Invoice(s). These collectively constitute the “Services” covered by this Agreement.
Patient Financial Responsibility.

The patient acknowledges and agrees that they are solely and entirely responsible for the payment of all Services rendered and any additional fees incurred as per the terms of this Agreement. The patientagrees to pay the full amount for the Services received, including any additional fees imposed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Booking Fee; Time Frame

In General. To schedule surgery with the Company, the patient is required to pay the Booking Fee specified on the patient’s Invoice. It is important to note that the Booking Fee is non-refundable ( up to $1000) and shall be deemed earned upon payment. This fee encompasses includes the following:

Consultation & Treatment Planning: Personalized surgical plan tailored to your goals.
Facility Maintenance: Ensures a comfortable environment with advanced medical equipment.
Marketing & Development: Supports educational content, patient results, and practice growth.
Consultant Expertise: Covers consultant salaries and ongoing training.
Operational & Care Costs: Includes administrative support, patient care, and compliance with medical safety standards.

The initial fee remains valid for a duration of 12 months. However, if the initial fee is not utilized towards surgical Services within this timeframe, the Booking Fee will be considered forfeited, and a new Booking Fee will be required. Additionally, if there are changes to the promotional pricing during the rescheduling period, additional costs may apply.

The patient recognizes that the Total Price is calculated based on their weight at the time of executing the Agreement. Unless advised by a medical professional from Goals or their representative to gain weight prior to the procedure, if the patient gains more than five (5) pounds between the Agreement date and the Procedure Date, Goals retains the right, before or on the Procedure Date, to increase the price due to the patient no longer being eligible for such promotional price. Patient must pay an increase in price necessitated by the patient no longer being eligible for such promotion prior to having any surgery.

Promotional prices may be subject to change without notice and restrictions may apply.
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Contract Changes Resulting in Additional Fees to Patient.
1. Change of Surgeon. If the patient requests a change in the surgeon to a specific other surgeon, and the fee for that new surgeon is at a different rate than the surgeon to which the patient is scheduled; the patient will be advised of any increased to costs for the surgery and may decide whether or not the patient seeks to continue with the change in surgeon. In such a circumstance, then the patient will be billed the difference which must be paid before the surgery takes place. The patient will be required to agree, in writing, to the increased cost. Notwithstanding, and consistent with the terms of the agreement, if Goals must change the surgeon pursuant to the terms herein, and the cost for such surgeon is higher, then there will be no increased cost to the patient.. If the surgeon listed on the patient’s Invoice becomes unavailable or unable to perform the requested Services, the Company retains the exclusive right to assign a different surgeon to carry out the Services at no additional cost to the patient. Please note that any change of surgeon initiated by Goals does not entitle the patient to cancel or reschedule any of the Services. The patient understands and agrees that the change in surgeon is part of an agreement between the patient and Goals and is made to take all steps to provide the patient with the Surgery on the Surgery Date. The patient agrees, and waives, any arguments that the change in Surgeon was improper and shall not seek any relief in any forum for the change. A full list of surgeons who may be providing the Surgery on the Surgery Date is available to the patient and may change from time to time. Patient agrees and acknowledges that Goals has the right to change the surgeon as set forth herein.
  
  Any request from the patient to change the designated doctor or procedure location (medical practice) after confirmation of the appointment will incur a fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) unless the need for the change is due to emergency reasons and thus the fee may be waived at Goals’ sole and exclusive discretion which shall not be subject to challenge, and Patient waives all rights to challenge same. This fee is non-refundable and must be paid prior to the rescheduling of the appointment. This is because the damages that Goals will suffer as a result of the change after scheduling, absent emergency reasons, is difficult if not impossible to calculate and, thus, liquidated damages are appropriate and agreed to by all parties.
2. Change of Surgery Date. The patient has the option to reschedule their surgery without incurring any penalties if they provide at least 30 days’ notice prior to the initially scheduled surgery date. However, if the patient reschedules their surgical procedure within 30 days of the original surgery date, they understand and agree to be subject to an additional $500 rescheduling fee. Similarly, as it becomes closer to the surgery date, the need to reschedule results in increased rescheduling fees. Rescheduling a surgery date within 14 days from a surgical appointment is subject to a $1,000 fee. Rescheduling later than 7 days prior to the procedure is not allowed, and a cancelation fee will be applied. It is important to note that if a conflict or any other unforeseen circumstance arises on Goal’s end regarding the patient’s surgery date, Goals reserves the exclusive right to change the surgery date at no additional cost to the patient. Goals will make reasonable efforts to minimize any changes to the patient’s surgery date. Please be aware that any changes to the surgery date initiated by Goals will not serve as a basis for the patient to cancel, reschedule, seek a refund, or seek a chargeback (see terms herein regarding waiver of rights to chargebacks) as to any of the Services. Further, Goals may change the Surgery Date if the patient has not made all payments due and owing to Goals for the Surgery within the time set forth to perform same.
3. Change of Services or Surgical Plan. The surgeon has the sole and exclusive discretion to modify the areas to be treated. Based on their medical expertise, the surgeon may make changes to the surgical plan to ensure the best outcome for the patient or to ensure the safety of the patient. If the surgeon determines it necessary, they reserve the right to cancel the procedure or divide it into multiple rounds, taking into consideration the patient’s weight or body structure. Please see section below regarding increased costs for revisions or the necessity for multiple surgeries.
4. Cancellation. The patient has the option to cancel their surgery without incurring any penalties if they provide at least 30 days’ notice prior to the initially scheduled surgery date. However, if the patient cancels their surgical procedure within 30 days of the original surgery date, they understand and agree to be subject to an additional $1,500 cancellation fee.
5. Promotional offers cannot be changed once applied to the patient’s account. If a patient requests a different promotion after signing any agreements, Patient shall forfeit the original deposit, up to One Thousand Dollars ($1000), which constitutes a non-refundable Booking Fee as set forth above. This fee may be waived at Goals’ sole and exclusive discretion which shall not be subject to challenge, and Patient waives all rights to challenge same. The decision as to whether to apply different promotional offers shall be at the sole and exclusive discretion of Goals which shall not be subject to challenge, and Patient waives all rights to challenge same.
6. Financing through third-party lenders is available, subject to approval. Payments made via some financing options are not eligible for discounts and are subject to full retail pricing. Additionally, a fee may apply. If a patient chooses to pay via the third-party lender DecisionFi, a financing fee of 30% will be applied to the amount financed through DecisionFi. If a patient chooses to pay via the third-party lender Arc90, a financing fee of 15 % will be applied to the amount financed through Arc90.
  
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Problems and Complications Resulting in Additional Fees to Patient.

The patient acknowledges and agrees that complications or issues before or during surgery may lead to additional fees and expenses that will be charged to the patient. These costs may include supplementary anesthesia and facility fees, hospital expenses, physician and surgeon fees, or other related charges. The patient bears sole responsibility for these fees and costs.
Payment Options.
1. Direct Payments. The company accepts payments in cash (U.S. Dollars) as well as the following credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, and Discover. However, please note that personal, business, or cashier’s checks are not accepted by Goals. Additionally, all payments made shall be authorized by the authorized cardholder. If the payment is made on behalf of the patient, that third party must provide Government-issued identification. It is important for patients to comply with these payment requirements. Failure to do so will result in the immediate cancellation of the scheduled surgery, and the non-refundable booking fee paid by the patient will be deemed forfeited. Further, if there is a charge-back issued against Goals for the credit card payment, and it is alleged that the patient did not have authorization to use the credit card, or that it was a stolen card, then, in addition to any amounts remaining unpaid under the Invoice, the patient shall be personally liable for liquidated damages in the amount of $1,000 U.S. dollars as the amount of damages that Goals will suffer as a result of the use of false information is not easily calculable and, thus, the Parties agree that liquidated damages in this amount shall be deemed good and satisfactory compensation. Further, if Goals must take any action to collect upon such unpaid credit card payments or the liquidated damages, in any forum, then the patient understands and agrees that it shall be liable and shall be assessed, either in the form of a judgment or arbitration award, all legal fees and costs to which Goals is required to pay in order to enforce the terms herein.
2. Payments Through Third-Party Lenders. Payment Terms: The company has specific requirements for payments made through finance companies. Such payments must be made no earlier than 2 weeks prior to the scheduled surgery date and no later than 5 days prior to the surgery date. In order for the company to accept financing payments, the patient is required to submit a legible copy of valid government-issued identification, as per the company’s instructions. Additionally, the patient must be an authorized cardholder. If a third party is making the payment on behalf of the patient, that third party must provide both a government-issued identification and a credit card that matches the name on the identification document. Failure to comply with these requirements will lead to the immediate cancellation of the scheduled surgery, and the non-refundable booking fee paid by the patient will be considered forfeited.
3. Cash-Only Discount. Patients who choose to pay cash for the Surgery may be eligible for a cash-only discount. Patients who express interest in our cash-only discount will be eligible to receive a discount once the full balance payment, including the initial fee, is received in cash.
4. Payment Deadlines. A payment of fifty percent (50%) of the total procedure cost must be made at least one (1) month prior to the scheduled procedure date. Failure to meet this payment requirement will result in the cancellation of the procedure, which will need to be rescheduled as outlined in the terms and conditions. This cancellation will be considered initiated by the patient, as per Section 6(b) of this Agreement, due to the patient’s actions.
  
  The remaining balance must be paid in full at least fourteen (14) days prior to the procedure date.
  
  Blood Work and Medical Clearance Deadlines. Blood work must be submitted to Goals thirty (30) days before the procedure date (but not more than 45 days before surgery). If the patient is closed within 30 days of the procedure, they have 5 days to submit blood work and medical clearance.
  
  Failure to meet these payment and submission deadlines will incur a late submission fee of $500 and may result in rescheduling or cancellation of the procedure. This cancellation will also be considered initiated by the patient due to their actions.
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5. If the patient initiates any form of chargeback or otherwise starts litigation or arbitration prior to the providing of a procedure, then the Practice shall be under no obligation to provide medical care or services of any kind to the patient. However, if the patient initiates a chargeback, dispute, or starts litigation subsequent to the surgery, then the practice will only provide emergency medical care subsequent to a procedure to ensure the patient is safe as patient safety is paramount. The practice will not provide any further aesthetics or post-operative massage care, or provide any items such as a faja or pillow, if the patient has initiated any chargeback or dispute over payment as the providing of such non-medical service or items would be deemed as unpaid for. If the patient withdraws any such pre-surgical chargeback, dispute to payment or litigation/arbitration, and all funds due and owing to the practice are made, then the practice shall provide medical care to the patient. If the patient withdraws any post-surgical chargeback or dispute, then the Practice will perform any post-operative aesthetics treatments or massages and provide items as discussed above and shall be able to schedule post-operative follow-up appointments with the doctors or medical staff.
6. Required Government Issued Identification. In situations where the Company requires identification from the patient, it is necessary to provide a government-issued identification that meets the following criteria: it must include a current photograph and must not be expired. The Company accepts the following forms of identification: (1) State-issued Driver’s License, (2) State-issued Non-Driver ID, (3) Government-issued passport, (4) Military identification, or (5) Government-issued Green Card/Resident Alien Card.
7. Using a third-party financing company does not guarantee eligibility for promotional prices as outlined in our policy.
8. The contract shall remain valid for one year from the date of signing. Upon expiration of the contract, the patient retains the right to utilize the remaining funds minus the booking fee. If the funds are not utilized within the next 12 months after the contract expiration, a deduction of $500 shall be applied annually following the expiration of the contract term.
Pre-Surgical Laboratory Testing & Medical Clearances.

The patient is required to submit their bloodwork and medical clearance not sooner than 45 days and not later than 30 days prior to the scheduled surgical date. However, in the event that the patient’s procedure is scheduled within a time frame of less than 30 days but more than 14 days prior to the surgery, the patient must submit their bloodwork and medical clearance no later than 10 days prior to the surgical procedure. If the patient’s procedure is scheduled within less than 10 days, the patient must expedite the results to Goals no less than 5 days prior to the surgery. Any additional testing, clearances, or studies requested by the surgeon must be submitted to the company by the deadline specified to the patient, such as the lab’s department. Please note that the due dates are subject to change by the company. Failure to provide the required laboratory results, clearances, or studies by the stated deadlines will result in the cancellation and rescheduling of the Surgery without any refund of the booking fee. Additionally, in such a circumstance, the patient shall also be assessed a late submission fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) which shall be applied to the patient’s account and must be paid before rescheduling of the Surgery. It is the sole responsibility of the patient to obtain and cover the costs associated with their medical clearances, laboratory testing, and any other studies, tests, or results requested by the company and/or the surgeon.
Pre-Surgical Requirements; Circumstances Resulting in Cancellation of Surgery; Additional Fees.
1. For surgeries that include a Tummy Tuck/Abdominoplasty and FlexSculpt® 360, it is mandatory for the patient to have a Body Mass Index (“BMI”) of 31 or lower on the day of their pre-operative appointment. For surgeries that do not include a Tummy Tuck/Abdominoplasty, the patient must have a BMI of 60 or lower on the day of their Surgical procedure.
2. Pregnancy Prior to Surgery. The patient is strictly prohibited from undergoing surgery if they are pregnant. Furthermore, if the patient receives a diagnosis of pregnancy resulting in a failed pregnancy, miscarriage, or termination within 6 months of the scheduled surgery date, it is necessary to reschedule the surgery within an appropriate time frame. Additionally, the patient agrees to undergo a pregnancy test administered by the Company on the day of the surgery, prior to the commencement of the procedure. If the pregnancy test yields a positive result, the patient’s surgery will be immediately canceled. In the event of a cancellation on the day of surgery due to a positive pregnancy test, the patient will be responsible for a cancellation fee of $1500 in addition to the Non-Refundable Booking Fee. However, if the patient chooses to reschedule the surgical procedure instead of seeking a refund, the Company may consider reducing the cancellation fee.Additionally, the Company may grant the patient a one-time courtesy of keeping the initial payment and any other payments valid for up to 2 years instead of 1 year.
3. If a Patient’s hemoglobin level, as indicated by the laboratory results submitted to the Company within the specified timeframe, is below 10.0, the patient’s surgery will be postponed. The patient may have the option to reschedule the surgery within the timeframe outlined in Section 3 of this Agreement, subject to possible additional fees.
  
  Furthermore, the patient’s A1C level, as determined by the laboratory results submitted to the Company within the required timeframe, must not exceed 7.4. If the A1C level surpasses this threshold, the patient’s surgery will be postponed. The patient may then have the opportunity to reschedule the surgery within the timeframe specified in Section 3 of this Agreement, subject to potential additional fees.
4. Medications for Pre-Existing Conditions. In the event that a Patient has been diagnosed with a pre-existing medical condition that can be regulated or controlled, it is mandatory for the patient to seek additional treatment from their primary doctor in order to effectively manage the condition. This may involve following a prescribed medication regimen. It is crucial that the condition is properly controlled before scheduling or rescheduling any Services for the patient.
5. Nicotine Test. The patient agrees to have a nicotine test administered by Goals on the day of surgery prior to the start of the procedure. If the test results are positive, the patient’s surgery will be immediately canceled, and a cancellation fee of $1500 will be applied. At the medical discretion of the physician, exceptions to this baseline requirement may be considered. However, if the patient decides to reschedule the Services, an additional rescheduling fee of $1,500.00 will be required, and the previously paid amount to Goals will be applied toward the Services.
Misrepresentation or Forgery of Medical Information.
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If the patient provides false or forged medical information or medical records, including but not limited to medical clearances or laboratory results, as determined by Goals, all payments made by the patient to Goals will be forfeited, and the patient will be prohibited from receiving any Services from Goals.
Post-operative Visits.

Goals recommend that patients attend the following post-operative appointments after any procedure, with the surgeon who performed the Services, at the designated location. This will typically happen within three (3) months after the procedure date. Goals provides this post-operative visits with the surgeon at no additional cost. For any additional pre-operative or postoperative visits with the surgeon, patients will be charged a fee of $250 per visit. It is recommended that the patient schedule a pre-operative appointment with a surgeon, but it is not mandatory. However, in the event of a medical complication, patients may attend additional follow-up visits with the surgeon, free of charge, subject to the surgeon’s discretion and authorization.
Caretaker Policy
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Patient acknowledges the responsibility of arranging for a legal adult caretaker (18 years or older) to pick them up after their surgical procedure. Patients are required to provide the name and information of the designated caretaker to Goals prior to the surgery. It is strictly prohibited for a ride-share service or taxi to be considered as a suitable caretaker. Patients understand that the effects of anesthesia and surgery necessitate the presence of a competent caretaker, and this policy is mandatory to ensure the safety of the patient. Goals will notify the designated caretaker when the surgery is completed, and the caretaker must collect the patient within one hour after the surgery. If the designated caretaker fails to promptly pick up the patient within the specified one-hour window, Goals reserves the right to call an ambulance or emergency medical Services to transport the patient, and the associated costs will be the sole responsibility of the patient.
Recovery Period After Surgery.
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Patients are required to stay within a 20-mile radius of the surgery location for a minimum of five (5) days following the surgical procedure in order to receive necessary post-operative care. Failure to comply with this requirement will be considered as leaving against medical advice.
Additional Non-Surgical Services.
1. Post-surgical or lymphatic massages may be offered to patients as an option for faster recovery after the surgery. It is important to note that these massages are specifically designed for post-operative purposes and will only last for a duration of 30 minutes. Please be aware that all messages purchased are non-refundable.
2. Surgical Accessories. Surgical accessories or aesthetic Services are non-refundable and non-transferable. This means that once purchased, these items or Services cannot be refunded or transferred to another person.
3. Postop Treatment and Compression Garment(a). All patients require the use of postoperative treatment and compression garment(s) to address the risk of excessive swelling and seroma and to minimize fibrosis. At the surgeon’s sol discretion, this postoperative treatment may be deemed necessary regardless of any other medical factors. The patient shall be responsible for paying the NON-REFUNDABLE $500 fee for the use of the postoperative treatment and compression garment after the patient’s surgery. Failure by the patient to pay for this treatment prior to surgery will result in the cancellation of the patient’s surgery. The patient shall not be entitled to any refund of this fee if the postoperative treatment and compression garment is not actually used on the patient during the surgery. The non-refundable nature of this fee is due to the costs associated with keeping the postoperative treatment and compression garment on standby for the patient during surgery.
Touch-Up Policy

In General. In general, all plastic surgery treatments and operations aim to improve unsatisfactory areas of the patient’s body with a high probability of success. It is important for the patient to understand that the outcome of the procedure depends on various factors, some of which are beyond the control of the company. It is crucial for the patient to have realistic expectations regarding the potential results based on their body type, medical history, and other factors within their control.

While the company understands that not all patients may achieve their desired results, there are cases where the surgeon, at their sole discretion, may offer a touch-up procedure within one year from the date of the original surgery. The fees and costs associated with the touch-up procedure will apply as specified in the agreement. However, if the surgeon who performed the original surgery is no longer employed ore retained by the company at the time of the touch-up procedure, the patient will not be eligible to receive it.

If the patient is not satisfied with the initial results, Goals Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery® (Doctor & Management) may, at its sole discretion, agree to revise or touch up the patient’s results at a reduced fee of $2,000-$3,500 depending on various factors and at the discretion of Goals. This fee covers anesthesia, operating room, nursing fees, ‘before and after’ photographs, and other associated costs. These terms are only limited to minor touch-ups. However, the following conditions must be met
1. The patient’s weight has remained the same since the Procedure Date, with no more than a 2% deviation in BMI.
2. The patient has not been pregnant or given birth since the Procedure Date.
3. The patient has not smoked or used any tobacco products since the Procedure Date.
4. The patient has followed all the post-operative instructions in the patient Information Booklet, including:
  1. Wearing all required compression garments for the prescribed duration.
  2. Receiving at least 10 postoperative massages from Goals.
  3. Attending all required post-operative follow-up appointments and messages.
  4. Following all other post-operative instructions in the patient Information Booklet.
5. The touch-up is not a request for additional fat removal/liposuction or fat injections in any area not treated with autologous fat transfer in the original procedure.
6. The touch-up is specifically for the problem area that was treated in the original procedure.
  It’s important to note that revisions may be considered new procedures and are sometimes intended solely to correct minor issues that naturally arise from the initial procedure, such as concave areas or small bulges.
7. The touch-up is not applicable for patients who receive post-operative Services, including massages or otherwise, except emergency care, from a third-party, or who have signed a written waiver of post-operative care.
No Warranty.

The patient recognizes that the practice of medicine and surgery is not an exact science and understands and accepts that fees are paid for the performance of the Services only, and NOT A GUARANTEED RESULT. The patient acknowledges that although a good outcome is expected, and a reasonable effort has been made to establish realistic expectations, the COMPANY DOES NOT GIVE ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE RESULTS THAT MAY BE OBTAINED.
Cancellation & Refund Policy; Exceptions.
1. Goals understands that situations arise that may force patients to postpone Patient Services. Patients must understand that such changes affect the surgeon, operating room staff, Company staff, and other patients. The surgeon’s time, as well as that of the operating room staff, is precious and the Company requests the patient’s courtesy and concern.
2. Policies. The following are the Company’s cancellation and refund policies, which are subject to the terms and conditions as set forth in this Agreement:
  Cancellation for Medical Necessity: a. Patients may cancel their Procedure(s) if there is an untreatable medical reason that prevents the procedure from taking place. A licensed physician must provide a medical note directing the cancellation and explaining the specific revocation of medical clearance, including the full diagnosis and prognosis. Revocation of medical clearance due to specific medical conditions must be provided by a specialist in the relevant field, and the document must detail why clearance is revoked. In this case, if a compliant document is provided, the full amount paid toward the Total Price will be refunded, except for the Initial Fee. Amounts paid toward Laboratory Fees/Blood Work, Accessories, and Compression Garments will not be refunded. The approval of any refunds is at the sole discretion of Goals.
  
  Any refund requested by the patient shall be subject to the understanding that a FULL refund for the surgical procedure they contracted for shall not be provided. Fees shall be deducted from the funds already paid, including the (Local Anesthesia) $2,500 hold fee and the corresponding initial fee, as well as the (General Anesthesia) $3,000 fold fee and its corresponding initial fee, ALL OF WHICH SHALL NOT BE REFUNDED TO THE PATIENT. If the Director of Physicians at Goals does not clear a patient for a surgical procedure, the anesthesia fee will be waived, and a refund will be provided minus the initial payment, up to $1,000.
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3. Goals Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery may reschedule the Procedure if the assigned doctor is unable to perform it on the Procedure Date as specified in Section 4 above. If the patient refuses to have their procedure rescheduled, the Initial Fee and any paid Interim Payment Amount(s) are non-refundable, and the provisions of Subsection 4 below will apply.
4. If the patient fails to disclose any pre-existing or current health conditions that prevent Goals from proceeding with the surgery or treatment, it will be considered a cancellation by the patient, in accordance with Subsection 5(e) below.
5. When the patient reserves a procedure date, Goals rely on the patient’s presence and do not book other patients for that same date and time. Goals also invest significant time, effort, and resources in preparing for the surgery. Therefore, if the patient cancels for any reason other than those outlined in Section 4, it will be deemed a cancellation without reason, subject to the terms of Section 5(e) below.
6. If the patient cancels their Procedure for any reason other than medical necessity, the patient will forfeit all fees paid toward the Procedure as of the cancellation date, including the Initial Fee, all Interim Amounts, and amounts paid toward Laboratory Fees/Bloodwork, Accessories, and Compression Garments. This forfeiture is intended to compensate Goals for the work done and the lost income resulting from the patient’s breach of the agreement. The patient acknowledges that this forfeiture is not a punishment but a form of compensation. Any litigation arising from the patient’s breach of this agreement shall be dismissed based on the terms herein.
7. Any cancellations must be made by the patient directly to Goals, and not to any other entities or financing companies. The patient shall not request a chargeback or refund from any financing agency. Violation of this agreement by seeking a refund from a financing company constitutes a material breach. The patient understands that a copy of this agreement will be submitted to any financing company in the event of a violation, and any chargeback request shall be denied. Furthermore, if the procedure is performed and the patient later seeks a chargeback, the patient agrees to be liable for compensatory damages incurred by Goals in seeking payment, including all legal fees and litigation costs.
8. Patients who have booked a procedure and subsequently become pregnant understand and acknowledge that they are not eligible for a refund. Instead, any payments made will be held as a credit on their account, which can be applied toward the rescheduling of the procedure for a later date. This credit remains valid and accessible for the patient to utilize once they are no longer pregnant and cleared for the procedure by their physician.
  
  Please note that this is a retyped version and may not include all the nuances and legal implications of the original document. It is advisable to consult with a legal professional for specific legal advice and interpretation.
9. Any cancellation of post-operative procedures, including massages and other related Services, must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Failure to do so will result in the forfeiture of the appointment without refund or rescheduling. Additionally, in the event of a no-show for a scheduled post-operative procedure, the appointment will be cancelled, and Patient shall not be reimbursed for the missed appointment absent emergency reasons (which shall be subject to the sole and exclusive discretion of Goals as whether or not to provide the patient with a rescheduled post-operative procedure).
10. In the event that a patient initiates a dispute regarding the scheduled procedure but subsequently chooses to proceed with the appointment, the patient forfeits any promotional offer associated with the procedure. This condition is binding and applies regardless of the outcome of the dispute resolution.
Exceptions. The following are the sole exceptions to the Company’s cancellation and refund policies, as set forth in this Agreement:
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In the event that the patient fails to meet the necessary requirements to proceed with the surgery and this failure is directly attributed to the recent death (occurred within the past 7 days) of an immediate family member (i.e., mother, father, brother, or sister), the patient must inform the Company and provide a copy of the Death Certificate. By doing so, the patient can prevent any forfeiture of funds or the imposition of additional fees for rescheduling or cancellation Similarly, if the Patient fails to meet the necessary requirements to proceed with the surgery due to being deployed by any branch of the United States military, the Patient must disclose this information to the Company and provide official and appropriate documentation confirming their deployment. By complying with these requirements, the Patient can avoid any forfeiture of funds or the imposition of additional fees for rescheduling or cancellation.
Time Frame for Issuance of Refund. Processing eligible refunds may take 45 days or more to be issued. Miscellaneous:
1. SEVERABILITY: If any provision of this Agreement, or its enforcement, is determined by an arbitrator or a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unenforceable, or illegal, in whole or in part, it shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the remaining provisions of this Agreement.
2. SURVIVAL: The representations, warranties, and covenants stated in this Agreement, as well as those in any other document delivered under this Agreement, shall remain in effect even after the execution of this Agreement.
3. ENTIRE AGREEMENT/AMENDMENTS: This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties concerning the matters referred to herein. There are no other promises, inducements, representations, warranties, understandings, undertakings, or agreements, oral or written, express or implied, between or among the Parties, except as specifically outlined in this Agreement.
  
  This Agreement may only be altered, amended, canceled, revoked, or modified by a written agreement subscribed to by all Parties affected by such changes.
4. HEADINGS AND SYNTAX: The headings in this Agreement are included for convenience and reference purposes only and do not alter, limit, expand, describe, or impact the content, scope, or intent of this Agreement. References and pronouns used in this Agreement shall be construed in the singular or plural form and in the appropriate gender based on common sense and circumstances.
5. FURTHER ASSURANCES: The Parties agree to execute any additional documents and undertake any other necessary actions reasonably required to fulfill the objectives of this Agreement.
Lateness Policy:

The Patient must arrive at the office on the Procedure Date at least one (1) hour prior to the scheduled time for the Procedure. Failure to arrive on time will result in a late fee of $250.00 for every fifteen (15) minutes of delay, as it disrupts the scheduling for both the Patient and other patients, as well as the surgeons. All late fees must be paid in full, or the procedure will be canceled. Failure to pay the late fees will be treated as a cancellation by the Patient , as stated in Section 5(e) above.
State Specific Rules for Liposuction:
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The maximum amount of fat that can be removed during a liposuction procedure is determined by multiple factors, including state regulations. The state specific amounts shall be advised to the Patient , but are typically between 4,000 and 6,000cc per procedure. Goals will not exceed this limit. However, based on the surgeon’s professional judgment, a lower amount may be removed to ensure Patient safety while still achieving the desired results. Patient safety is the utmost priority for Goal and its doctors/surgeons. See sections above regarding surgeons’ medical judgment regarding multiple surgeries. Further, the Patient understands and agrees that, in certain circumstances, for high body mass index (BMI) patients, the removal of the state limitations on fat removal may result in less visual confirmation of fat removal. Indeed, the Patient understands that if their BMI is very high, even the maximum amount of fat removal may make results appear not as drastic as a low BMI patient. Patient understands that the Surgeon and Goals have made no guarantees as to the appearance changes, and have advised high BMI patients that they may require multiple procedures over a longer period of time to notice significant changes in body shape.
Loose/Excess Skin
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Liposuction solely targets the removal of subcutaneous fat, not skin. After the procedure, the skin over the treated areas may become loose and may or may not regain elasticity without further intervention, including surgical procedures. The Patient acknowledges and understands that additional procedures may be necessary to address loose skin, which is not included in the price of the liposuction procedure.
Limitation of Liability.

The company is not liable for Patient’s traveling expenses under any circumstances.
ADDITIONALLY, IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE TO PATIENT OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS, LOSS OF PROFITS, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) ARISING OUT OF OR CONNECTED IN ANY WAY WITH THIS AGREEMENT, PATIENT’S SERVICES, PATIENT’S INVOICE(S), PATIENT’S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COMPANY AND/OR ANY SERVICES RENDERED BY THE COMPANY. THE TOTAL LIABILITY OF THE COMPANY TO THE PATIENT FOR ALL DAMAGES, LOSSES, AND CAUSES OF ACTION (WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NEGLIGENCE), OR OTHERWISE) SHALL NOT EXCEED THE TOTAL FEES PAID BY PATIENT DURING THE TWELVE (12) MONTHS IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO LIABILITY, EXCLUDING THE BOOKING FEE.
Choice of Laws, Arbitration, and Limitations on Time to Seek Relief:

This Agreement and any other documents referred to herein, and all Schedules hereto, shall be governed by, construed, and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflicts of laws principles except as set forth in this Agreement. Any disputes, whether related to the enforcement or interpretation of any clause or provision herein shall be adjudicated in binding arbitration pursuant to the terms herein which shall be construed and interpreted pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act and not the laws of any state, and each party agrees and consents to same.

AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE ANY CLAIMS. READ THE FOLLOWING ARBITRATION PROVISION CAREFULLY, IT LIMITS YOUR RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO MAINTAIN A COURT ACTION AND HAVE A JURY DECIDE YOUR RIGHTS AS TO ANY DISPUTE BETWEEN THE PARTIES AT ALL.

The Parties agree to arbitrate any claim, dispute, or controversy, including all statutory claims and any state or federal claims, that may arise out, of or in any way relate to the relationship between Patient and Goals (or any of Goals’ managers, owners, principals, doctors, employees, agents or assigns, affiliates, and their respective managers, owners, principals, doctors, employees, agents or assigns, including all state or federal laws or claims, this Agreement, and any of its addendums, schedules or associated documents, intellectual property rights or usage, or otherwise; the intent being that all disputes between the parties, except as barred under the law or for emergent injunctive relief requiring immediate rulings, be brought in arbitration and not in a court of law. This includes any claims for bodily injury or malpractice in any way.

The exceptions to this obligation to arbitrate are those claims to which arbitration is specifically barred, such as for sexual harassment claims which may not be arbitrated, or, as referenced above, the need for injunctive relief. The Parties also agree to the exemption to arbitration are those claims which could be brought in Small Claims Court but the parties understand and agree that they are limiting such claims to those in the amount of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) and below, and, in such circumstances, the Parties agree that all such claims shall be brought solely in the Civil Court for the City of New York, located in New York County, to the explicit rejection of jurisdiction in any other venue with each Parties hereto consenting to both the personal and subject matter jurisdiction of such court to the exclusion of all other courts. For clarity, any claims for monetary relief of $5,001 or greater, or seeking relief beyond simply $5,000 or less shall be arbitrated.

By agreeing to this Agreement, the Parties understand and agree that the each of them are waiving their rights to maintain other available resolution processes, such as a court action or administrate proceeding, to settle their disputes. The parties also agree to waive any right: (1) to pursue any claims arising under this agreement or related to any dispute between the Parties, including statutory, state or federal claims, as a class or collective action arbitration; or (2) to have any arbitration under this agreement consolidated with any other arbitration or proceeding. The Parties explicitly waive the right to a jury.

By agreeing to this Agreement, the Parties also agree that any claims to be brought against Goals shall, to the extent that the applicable statute of limitations in New York is in excess of two years, to the reduced statute of limitations of two years. The Parties agree that this is a contractual modification to statutes and have agreed to same.

The arbitration shall be conducted in accordance with the most updated version of the JAMS Comprehensive Arbitration Rules (the “Rules”) before a single arbitrator who shall be either a retired judge or an attorney. The Parties shall be subject to the filing fees as set forth in the Rules subject to reimbursement by the decision of the Arbitrator as legally permissible or pursuant to this Agreement. Each Party shall bear his or her or its own attorney, expert, or other fees and costs except as required by applicable law, and/or awarded by the Arbitrator under applicable law or this Agreement.

The arbitration shall take place in New York, New York at a place either mutually agreed to by the Parties or as selected by the Arbitrator.

The decision of the Arbitrator shall be binding upon all Parties.

Any further relief sought by either Party will be subject to the decision of the Arbitrator except as to reduction of any award into a judgment which shall be brought in the State Courts located in New York County, New York to the explicit exclusion of any other jurisdiction.

If any part of this arbitration clause, other than waivers of class action rights, is found to be unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall remain enforceable.

If a waiver of class/collective action and/or consolidation of rights is found unenforceable in any action in which class action remedies have been sought, this entire arbitration clause shall be deemed unenforceable, it being the intention and agreement of the parties not to arbitrate class/collective actions or in consolidated proceedings.

In the event that any subsequent agreement is entered into between the Parties, and such agreement contains a provision for arbitration of claims which conflicts with, or is inconsistent with this arbitration provision, the terms of such subsequent arbitration provision shall govern and control to the extent of such conflict or inconsistency other than any class/collective actions or consolidated actions in arbitration to which this arbitration clause shall control.

Similarly, if any subsequent agreement is entered into between the Parties related to this Agreement that does not include an arbitration clause, the enforcement, alleged breach or interpretation of such agreement shall be adjudicated solely in arbitration as well, it being the parties’ intention that all issues and disputes between the parties hereto be handled solely in arbitration and not in a court of law or otherwise.

If there are any questions as to whether or not the Parties have voluntarily agreed to enter into this Agreement, or were aware of this Arbitration clause, or any challenges are raised as to this arbitration clause, its enforcement, agreement, consent, or interpretation are specifically delegated to the Arbitrator to determine and the Parties waive the right to have a Court determine same.

In the event that the Patient attempts to circumvent this arbitration agreement and otherwise seeks a court to interpret or determine the enforceability of this arbitration clause, then it shall pay to Goals all legal fees and costs incurred by Goals in compelling arbitration. Indeed, in such an event, either the court or arbitrator shall award and compel the Patient , in addition to any other relief permissible, Goals’ reasonable counsel fees and costs associated with enforcement of such covenant as set forth herein. The judge or arbitrator shall apply the Loadstar calculation and shall not reduce or diminish the amount of legal fees based upon either a proportionality or determination of percentage of success on the merits. Rather, it shall look to the time reasonably and necessarily spent in total, notwithstanding the level of success, and award fees and costs as a result.

For clarity purposes, it is the specific intent of the Parties that they are waiving the right to seek any claim in a Court except to obtain immediate injunctive relief or as outlined herein for sexual harassment claims or for claims which could be brought in Small Claims Court.

THIS ARBITRATION PROVISION LIMITS YOUR RIGHTS, INCLUDING YOUR RIGHT TO MAINTAIN A COURT ACTION OR HAVE A JURY. PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY PRIOR TO SIGNING.

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