I have large breast and after having my kids it sag down. When I take my bra off I feel my breast weighting me down. When I have a bra on The weight does not bother me. I have medicaid insurance and would like to know if there is somewhere I can go in the nyc area to get a breast lift that would be cover under my insurance? I wear a 34 DD size bra.
June 29, 2009
Answer: Has to be deemed medically necessary The first step is to contact plastic surgeons in your area and see who accepts Medicaid. Set up an appointment for a consultation with that physician to see if it is a breast lift or breast reduction that you are needing. If it is a reduction not a lift then the surgeon can submit a letter to Medicaid stating how many grams of tissue he will be removing and why he feels it is medically necessary to remove the breast tissue.
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June 29, 2009
Answer: Has to be deemed medically necessary The first step is to contact plastic surgeons in your area and see who accepts Medicaid. Set up an appointment for a consultation with that physician to see if it is a breast lift or breast reduction that you are needing. If it is a reduction not a lift then the surgeon can submit a letter to Medicaid stating how many grams of tissue he will be removing and why he feels it is medically necessary to remove the breast tissue.
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June 28, 2009
Answer: Without Medical Problems You Won't Get Covered A breast lift only would be considered cosmetic, although if you have neck, back, or shoulder problems and a very large breast you could get covered.
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June 28, 2009
Answer: Without Medical Problems You Won't Get Covered A breast lift only would be considered cosmetic, although if you have neck, back, or shoulder problems and a very large breast you could get covered.
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