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If your insurance does not cover breast reduction surgery, or if you don't have insurance, there are options for financing surgery. Many plastic surgeons take Care Credit, which is a type of loan used for medical care. There are also loans available through many banks which cover plastic surgery. I would recommend looking at the plastic surgeons in your area to see what type of financing they take. This information will likely be available right on their websites.Best of luck to you!
Hello. I am sorry to hear you do not have insurance, since this would likely cover your breast reduction surgery, as large as you are, and with the symptoms you are having. As you probably remember, with the start of OBAMACARE, you should go online and learn about the options available to you.
Thank you very much for your question. Many patients benefit from breast reduction to improve their back and neck pain, rashes, skin break down and improve their ability find clothing. This procedure is associated with a very high patient satisfaction rate. The patient satisfaction rate is very high for this procedure. While some insurance companies provide coverage, increasingly, many are denying coverage based on pre-existing exclusions based on the plan your employer selected. This is a cost cutting measure and not related to the medical necessity or effectiveness of the procedure. In these situations, most patients will elect to finance their procedure using a financing program such as found online at CareCredit. You can elect to structure your payments based on what you can afford on a monthly basis or on how much interest you would like to pay. Best wishes.
Breast Reduction surgery is often something that insurance can cover, but if you don't have insurance there are other options to look into. A breast reduction can be done cosmetically or not through insurance, meaning the patient pays a cash price for the surgery. Each office may be different on the type of payment plans they allow. Many offices work with companies like Care Credit or Alphaeon Credit. In a nutshell these are medical credit cards. The finance company would pay the fees up front to the doctor, and then you would pay a monthly fee to the company. I would suggest contacting a doctor you want to work with to see what types of plans they accept.
It sounds like you would be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery. The first step would be consulting with a physician, and then they would need to submit your information to BCBS to see if it can get approved. Each insurance company had different guidelines how many grams of...
Thank you for your question and posting an appropriate picture. You do have significant asymmetry, however, you would likely need operations on both breasts for best symmetry. This would likely comprise of and breast reduction on the right side and a breast lift on the left. You would need to...
Thanks for your question; wound opening in T inverted breast reduction technique is common; not to be afraid if it is an small open wound; your surgeon should check the skin redness that could be a sign of skin infection. a personal evaluation and some lab tests would be needed to diagnose it...
