Thank you for your question about whether your Medical Provider Will Cover my Excess Axillary Breast Tissue Cost. What you are describing is breast tissue in the armpit. This is not an uncommon problem. Sometimes excess breast tissue can become more evident during pregnancy and lactation. Often as in your case,, it can be on both sides and relatively large. Treatment should require that you stop breastfeeding and allow the breast to become involute or become dry of milk in the milk ducts. It would be best if you waited at least several months after you have stopped breastfeeding. If you still have breast tissue in the armpit you should consult with your chosen plastic surgeon. To find a plastic surgeon I would suggest you contact your insurance company. Your insurance card will have a phone number on the insurance. Call the insurance company any find a local provider then consult with your plastic surgeon who is a provider with your insurance company. Then submit to the insurance and ideally you will have an approval for the procedure. If it is approved, ideally your plastic surgeon. Your plastic surgeon will take what the insurance pays as payment in full. However every plastic surgeon is different. Please consult with your chosen plastic surgeon. I hope this helps to answer your question regarding whether your Medical Provider Will Cover my Excess Axillary Breast Tissue Cost.
