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The chances of a state Medicaid covering your surgery are pretty low. You would have to go through you primary doctor’s office to see if you qualify and if any surgeons take your Medicaid. Good luck.
I am not qualified to answer the question about weight loss surgery coverage, but a weight loss surgeon can tell you. As far as tummy tuck is concerned, Louisiana Medicaid will not pay for that.
A tummy tuck is cosmetic surgery, so Medicaid would not cover it. You can ask a bariatric surgeon about the possibilty of insurance coverage for the gastric by pass.
It certainly falls within the range of what belly buttons look like. If you wanted a more open look, this is easily achieved and can be done under local anesthesia.
Thank you for your question! For my patient having a tummy tuck procedure, I recommend that they take three weeks off of cardio at the gym and six weeks off of weight training, yoga exercises, and core exercises. I recommend discussing specific post op instructions with your plastic surgeon....
Hi Scarlett Gannon; I concur with the other surgeons; I have never had a reason to consider a reverse abdominoplasty. I think it is an ill conceived procedure. Perhaps to move a small amount of tissue upwards, which would be rare. First, the most skin in the abdomen is in the lower half and is o...
