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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, Medicaid and any other insurance company does not cover any costs towards a cosmetic breast augmentation.If you would like additional information regarding breast augmentation, you can download your free copy of my Breast Augmentation Planner at ABetterBreast.com.Best of luck!
No, unfortunately Medicaid is designed for coverage of medically necessary surgery. No insurance will see breastfeeding as a deformity that requires reconstructive surgery.
Breast Augmentation is a cosmetic procedure therefore not medically necessary. Medicaid will not cover cosmetic procedures. Breast Augmentation will not alleviate the breast pain you are experiencing. You may want to speak with your primary care physician regarding your pain. All the best to you.
Breast augmentation is an elective aesthetic procedure. Medicaid does not and should not cover the operation.
See your primary care doctor regarding your breast pain as this requires an examination. Regarding insurance paying for a breast augmentation, usually and they only cover breast reconstruction secondary to a congenital malformation. This is a purely cosmetic surgery and therefore not covered by insurance.
No....neither does any other insurance company that I am aware. See your GYN doctor to examine your breasts. Nipple pain is abnormal and the cause should be determined.
Medicaid will not cover breast augmentation nor any other aesthetic procedure. Furthermore it is most unlikely that implants will resolve the pain symptoms you are experiencing. A visit to your primary MD for evaluation is the next step.All the best.
breast augmentation is a purely elective medical procedure and is not and should not be covered by medicaid
The best place to start is with your primary care physician. Your physician need to find out why your breasts are deformed and so painful ( mastodynia). I don't believe any plastic surgeon would augment a breast that is already painful as the surgery may worsen the pain.Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
In Dominican Republic insurance do not cover expenses for aesthetic surgeries. You can go to a plastic surgeon near you for better orientations.
Hi, and thanks for your question. The photos seem to demonstrate that you have mid- to large B cup breasts with Grade 3 ptosis; that is, the areola is actually rolling under the lower pole of the breasts. The base diameter of the breasts and chest width also appear to...
It is not reasonable or feasible to choose a result and get a plastic surgeon to do it any more than it's reasonable to just choose an implant volume and make it work. Breast augmentation is taking an existing breast with its characteristics and filling it out with pillow volume from behind. To...
Massaging the breast does not in anyway make them bigger. Wherever this idea is coming from, it is actually just a mere talk or some obsessed illusion. It is best not to spend your money on trivial things as such because you will only waste more time and money.
