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CosmetAssure - Worth Changing Surgeons For It?

I’m scheduled to have a tummy tuck in a few months. My surgeon is board certified and I trust him completely but I’m worried that complications might arise that won’t be covered by my insurance company and my surgeon doesn’t offer any cosmetic insurance policies. So, I’m now thinking about switching to another surgeon who offers CosmetAssure Insurance which will cover any complications that could occur as a result of my TT. Is CosmetAssure worth changing surgeons or am I just being paranoid?

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by JoBibbi
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CosmetAssure is definitely a plus

Choosing the right plastic surgeon for you is probably the most important decision that you will make with regards to actually having plastic surgery. And there are many factors that go into this decision. Obviously you want a Board-certified plastic surgeon. But you also want one that you feel you connect with: he or she is hearing what you want, and their recommendations should make sense to you. You also want to make sure that you are comfortable with the office staff... more
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Cosmetic Surgery insurance for complication

Cosmetic surgery by board certified Plastic Surgeons has a very low complication rate. Chosing a board certified Plastic sureon is the first step to insure that you will get an excellent outcome. However, complication do occur occasionally. It is also very important to trust your Plastic surgeon. If you have two equally qualified Plastic surgeons whom you trust, the decision is yours. Ask your surgeon the following questions. 1) how he/she handles complications 2) who is responsible... more
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CosmetAssure

Who you choose as your surgeon is your decision only. Be sure you read the fine print with the insurance since there are exceptions and time limitations for coverage. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.
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Cosmetic surgery complications insurance

If you trust your surgeon completely and he/she is competent why would you instead go to a surgeon who you trust less and is as competent or less competent? If you have properly planned surgery and follow all of your surgeons instructions the complication rate is pretty low. It seems strange to me in this day and age when there are more than enough surgeons to go around we all have to differentiate ourselves from the competition. Now we can differentiate ourselves by saying we have insurance... more
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