How to get insurance to pay for a nose job?

Just to get your facts straight, insurance pays for breast cancer reconstruction, some (severe) congenital deformities, but not for cosmetic breast surgery (even for asymmetry).And even if you had need for reconstructive nasal surgery (after cancer) or for breathing problems, insurance will not cover cosmetic aspects of rhinoplasty surgery, so you would still pay for the (majority) of the surgical bill, including operating room and anesthesia costs for the elective cosmetic portions.If you were able to find someone of questionable ethics to perform surgery and somehow defraud the insurance company for the elective portion, then I would worry about the surgical skills of that individual as well. Choose a skilled rhinoplasty surgeon and pay for the surgery. Otherwise, revisionary surgery can be even more expensive and difficult, with less reliable outcomes. Best wishes! Dr. Tholen

A surgical case where only a rhinoplasty is being performed can not be covered under insurance. Since a rhinoplasty affects the aesthetic value of the nose there is no medical reason for someone to undergo the surgery. It is very important to speak with a doctor that has experience in performing rhinoplasty surgeries and based you decision off comfort and results.

Rhinoplasty is performed for cosmetic purposes, and  medical insurance does not pay for cosmetic surgery. It's important to look up your own health care insurance booklet which specifies exclusions which include cosmetic surgery.  Rhinoplasty is one of the most difficult endeavors in all of cosmetic surgery, to its important not to choose a surgeon based on insurance, but based cosmetic results