In most cases, the simple answer is no. In the case of vision blockage due to ptosis or excess skin, there are very specific vision tests that insurance companies will demand as well as photo documentation before approving such a surgery. There are times a procedure can be approved because of medical necessity... more













unregistered guest
4 Jan 2009
I have graves desease. My thyroid function has stablized but my eyes protrude a bit and my eyes are dry all the time and require drops a few times a day. Will blepharoplasty help the dryness and is this covered by insurance?