It seems like one side of my face is droppy. I went to see a doctor and my vision is good but i don't think i look the same as before. Will my insurance cover this? And what are the chances of it being successful if i am able to get it fixed?
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Thank you for your question about facial reconstructive surgery.Pictures and more information are necessary to provide meaningful information. You will likely need a maxillofacial CT scan with axial and coronal cuts and 1 mm slices.To assess your situation, see two or more board-certified...
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