Scarring and Disfigurement Lawsuit Loans

Scarring and Disfigurement Lawsuit Loans

The long-term impact of scarring and disfigurement is very serious. Most often people who suffer from injuries that result in scarring are left with marks and physical disfigurements that disable them from regular social activity. Scarring and disfigurement can occur for many reasons including auto accidents, medical malpractice, burns, and assault and battery. If you’re injured and in need of scarring or disfigurement lawsuit loans, Uplift can help.

The Best Lawsuit Loan Service for Scarring and Disfigurement Cases

At Uplift Legal Funding we encourage our clients to shop for competitive rates on scarring or disfigurement lawsuit loans. We will work around the clock to get you approved. Keep in mind your loan is risk-free with Uplift you do not have to pay anything back if you lose your case. Call us today at (800) 385-3660 or apply online.

Qualifying For Legal Funding With Uplift

Uplift considers basic case information when reviewing your case for scarring and disfigurement legal funding. Most importantly, we consider the extent of your injuries along with case jurisdiction. In order to qualify for a loan, you must have some kind of scarring or disfigurement injury, along with a lawyer who represents your lawsuit.

Although scars are a natural part of the body’s healing process. Abnormal scarring and disfigurement are common in patients who have suffered from severe trauma. Scarring can also be a side effect or complication of other conditions. For example, if you have taken prescription medicine that you were allergic to you may have the urge to scratch your skin resulting in scars.

If you are unsure if we are able to offer you scarring or disfigurement lawsuit loans give us a call and tell us about your case. We have a very brief and easy screening process that will inform you of your potential for lawsuit funding.

Scarring & Disfigurement Information & Statistics

Often, doctors cannot completely remove scarring, though they can reduce visibility. There are a variety of treatment options for scars depending on the severity of the scar;

• Corticosteroid injections – treat keloid and hypertrophic scars
• Silicone gels – heal the skin to reduce redness
• Surgery for scars – changes the position and size of a scar
• Pressure dressing for scars – flattens and soften scars
• Makeup – can help cover scars and can be particularly useful for facial scars
• Laser therapy – reduces the redness in a scar by targeting the blood vessels
• Dermal fillers – help heal pitted scars
• Skin needling – involves rolling a small device covered in hundreds of needles across the skin
• Radiotherapy – low-dose, superficial radiotherapy may reduce the recurrence rate of scars

According to the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health, each year in the developed world 100 million patients acquire scars, some of which cause considerable problems, as a result of 55 million elective operations and 25 million operations after trauma. Some preventative measures you can take to reduce scarring and prevent common scarring are;

• Clean out a fresh cut or scrape
• Keep cuts covered
• Do not pick at scabs

Uplift Legal Funding

Uplift Legal Funding offers lawsuit loans on most personal injury cases. In addition to the difficulties of recovering from scarring injuries, most patients will suffer financially as well. Your lawsuit may take years to settle, and if you are out of work it can be tough to cover living expenses. Legal funding can be used to pay for many of these expenses including any family or personal expenses you may also have.

To apply give us a call (800) 385-3660 or apply online.