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Because butt lifts are cosmetic in nature and not medically necessary, insurance companies will not cover the costs associated with the procedure.Hope this helps. Sam Jejurikar, MD
Unfortunately insurance does not cover any cosmetic procedures because they are not medically necessary. Many plastic surgeons offer financing by companies such as Care Credit to help spread out the cost in the form of monthly payments.
A butt lift is not usually covered under insurance. This is considered a cosmetic procedure. Best of luck with your decision to move forward.
Medical insurance plans do not pay for Cosmetic Surgery - surgery which only improves appearance but not function. As a matter of fact they have progressively restricted their coverage of procedures which are deemed reconstructive such as Breast Reduction.
HiThanks for the question. Insurance companies typically will not pay for cosmetic procedures, however, I have heard of some really really good plan that offer some support for cosmetic procedures, but this is very rare. You would need to contact your insurance company to find out this informationGood Luck"The above answer has been given without seeing thispatient and cannot be substituted for actual in-person examination and medicaladvice; it is only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medicalprofessional for appropriate care."
I would assume your plastic surgeon would feel it's OK for you to get into the water regardless of ocean or pool five weeks after your procedure but each plastic surgeon will have their own criteria.Best,Mats Hagstrom, MD
It sounds like you should contact your surgeon or go to an emergency room to see if the q-tip can be retrieved. best of luck.
Commonly patients will have itching sensations over the incision sites as they heal. Sometimes moisturizers ease this. There are many causes of itching that can include medication reactions, allergies, and irritation from tape and other topicals. Best to review with your surgeon.