Brazilian Butt Lift: Q&A
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What would health insurance cover when dealing with a brazil butt lift? Should I spend the extra money to get it or just continue saving for my meds and any other expenses?
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slushpuppy
in Paradise
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Insurance coverage for BBL
Dear Slushpuppy,
Fortunately insurance does not cover cosmetic procedures. Keep saving towards your goal. Good luck.
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Health Insurance Does NOT pay for Cosmetic Surgery, including Buttock Augmentation
Health Insurance is a contract between your employer (or you) and an insurance company to (reluctantly) partially pay (after co-pays and deductibles) for specific life saving medical care as long as you keep paying your premiums. No insurance company I am aware of pays for surgery intended to solely improve appearance and many are reluctant to pay for many other needed care.
Transferring fat to enhance your rear is as cosmetic as it gets and it will not be paid by any insurance company...
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Health Insurance does not cover Cosmetic Surgery / Brazilian Butt lift
Insurance does not cover Brazilian Butt Lift
Health Insurance does not pay for cosmetic procedures and this includes Brazilian Butt Lifts.
The short answer is that no Health Insurance Policy or Medicare will pay for cosmetic procedures - this includes a butt lift, augmentation, etc. They will only cover medically necessary conditions, not simply to approve ones appearance. For the record, although your description indicates you have pain from your appearance there is no medical...
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Brazilian butt lift and insurance
insurance companies will not cover cosmetic surgery procedures including Brazilian butt lift.
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No butt lifts from insurance
No medical insurance would or should cover a medically unnecessary procedure like a butt lift. We have enough problems in the US with health care without thinking that somebody owes you coverage for cosmetic procedures.
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