Is Axillary Breast Tissue Removal Covered by OHIP? (photo)

Only a written letter of predetermination of surgical benefits will answer your question. Have an in plan PS write one to the health insurance carrier. 

Hello,

Axillary breast tissue is actually normal.  Of course when there is too much of it it creates a contour irregularity that is not desirable.  Axillary breast tissue can be removed directly via excision or via ultrasound liposuction.  Often direct excision offers more complete correction and often quicker recovery.

All the best,

Dr Remus Repta

Your problem is a normal anatomic variant and removing it is considered cosmetic surgery as opposed to surgery necessary for good health. Insurance does not cover the procedure.