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Broken Cheek Bone Wasn't Fixed Right Away - Covered by Insurance?

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Ryan LApr 26, 2010

Would fixing the cheek now be a cosmetic procedure or do you think my insurance would cover this old injury?

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Dr. Aaron Stone, MD
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