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Will medicaid cover Thermage for cellulite?

helpher584Jun 16, 2015

Will medicaid cover thermage for cellulite??.......I have it on my but in 3 spots and at the top of my legs, does medicaid cover this?

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Dr. Michele S. Green, MD
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Dr. Michele S. Green, MD
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Dr. Joshua L. Fox, MD
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Dr. Joshua L. Fox, MD
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