Mons Pubis liposuction and lift not for cosmetic reasons. Help

Many patients have a very full Mons - and sometimes a very loose and redundant  area that is hidden under  the patient's abdominal wall laxity/redundancy.  If it is not identified before the abdominoplasty or Around the World belt lipectomy - the patient will have a bulge postoperatively.  Many patients will ask where it came from - and often they call it their "package".It is important to discuss this area with the patient preoperatively - so that it can be adressed with by liposuction or reduction surgically.  You can go to our website to look at some result - mycosmeticsurgeon.md Rarely, will insurance consider this an insurable event.

Thank you for your question. Sorry to hear you are having problems with this area. There are surgical options to treat that area, but insurance coverage would be a big question. Most insurance companies would consider this type of surgery cosmetic. But you could always see a local plastic surgeon who was willing to submit it to insurance for approval. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question and I believe you are looking for correction of an irritated mons pubis. Typically our health care system in Canada will not cover this type of surgery. More often than not a large mons pubis needs concomitant correction of the tummy with a simultaneous tummy tuck and the mons. 
The mons at this combined procedure is reduced in height due to the low scar on the pubic area. Also liposuction or direct removal of fat is done to give a much more pleasing and trouble free contour. 
In Ontario we do not have code for this procedure and I would have thought that Alberta would be using the same generic system.
You are best served in having a full consult with the appropriate plastic surgeon and getting a proper assessment to sort you physical issues out.
I do hope this is helpful in your endeavours.