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Insurance does not pay for liposuction because it is an elective procedure. However, many surgeons have payment programs in place.
No, liposuction is deemed an elective procedure by insurance companies and they will not pay for the procedure. Liposuction should be thought of as a body contouring procedure rather than a weight loss procedure. Problem areas are contoured as the fat is removed to improve the appearance of these areas but it is not the treatment of choice for people struggling with obesity. Consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon will give you further direction as to which treatment is best for you.
In my 23+ years of experience in plastic surgery, I have never seen any third party payor foot the bill for liposuction procedures of any kind.
In short, NOT A CHANCE ! and for good reasons - unless you change your lifestyle, eating habits etc the weight will likely come back so the risk of surgery will out weigh any temporary benefits.A nutritionist would be more helpful for you in this situation. See the below link on how to find the #BestPlasticSurgeon for #Liposuction
You will have to consult your insurance provider to find out if your liposuction is covered. However, in general, the answer would be no. There are several prominent and reputable plastic surgeons who perform liposuction, but the most important is that you go with the surgeon that you have good rapport with and can trust.