Like Dr. Jimerson says, elective or cosmetic surgeries are not considered medically necessary, therefore are not covered by any insurance provider, especially Medicaid. The term "cosmetic vaginal surgery" is all encompassing and includes quite a few options when it comes down to it. Most cosmetogynecologists will offer financing programs and have surgery coordinators or patient care advocates who can help assist in any question that you have regarding fees and repayment terms. At my office, we even offer a 6 month no interest repayment program through a leading healthcare lender. That said, often times cosmetic vaginal surgeries are performed at the same time as an insured procedure. If this is the case, your facility and anesthesia fee might have additional savings provided due to the overlap in time. Cheers!
No health care provider, including Medicaid, pays for cosmetic surgery. (At least none that our office has encountered).However, some private health insurers have benefits which may include discounts on cosmetic surgery procedures by utilizing participating providers.