Insurance Coverage for Breast Lifts with Severe Ptosis?

Insurance doesn't usually cover the cost of a breast lift, however it can cover a breast reduction for which you may be suitable. You should contact your insurance provider to find out if your surgery is covered. If it is, it would have to be deemed medically necessary.

Most insurance companies cover the cost of breast reduction but not a breast lift, no matter what kind of problems they cause for you.  Sometimes they will consider an issue such as skin rash, so you can always ask them.  But your chances of having it covered are small.  Sorry.

I have never seen an insurance company cover a breast lift, but that does not mean it is impossible.  The best thing you can do is see a board-certified plastic surgeon and have him or her submit your case to the insurance company.  Good luck!

You could certainly try, but I have never seen insurance cover a breast lift in my career.  Although breast lifts and breast reductions are essentially the same operation (the difference being that breast tissue is removed during a breast reduction), insurance companies see a breast reduction as a functional problem and a breast lift as a cosmetic problem.  They will only cover functional problems.  If you can somehow convince them that this is indeed a functional issue then you might have a chance but I would be very surprised if they covered it.

   I have never seen breast lift covered by insurance, and even breast reduction is approved less and less.