I am about to get health insurance for 2015 which has maximum monthly premium of $15 to $20. I have Male breast, its not bad but I want to remove it. I've had it since I was 12/13 and I think its the best time to get it out. I don't understand insurance policies so I want best advice from best Doctor who can help me change my life. Which insurance covers all of the fee for this surgery? I cant afford to pay so I need to get insurance for around $200 and let them cover my fees.
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Risks associated with gynecomastia surgery include infection, bleeding, asymmetry, under or over correction, skin contour irregularities, loss or change of sensation, recurrence of gynecomastia, pneumothorax and the need for additional surgery. Potentially life-threatening problems such as de...
Generally by age 20 the chest has developed and if there is excess glandular tissue it is unlikely to resolve on its own. However, if you are generally overweight you may see an improvement in the appearance of your chest area with weight loss. If you are already at a normal body...
It sounds as if one side has more fat and or breast tissue than the other. Often this can be treated with unilateral ultrasonic liposuction through a small incision in the arm pit. If there is significant breast tissue, this is removed with a grasping instrument through the same incision. The...
