Post breast augmentation medication, what’s the cost?

The medications are inexpensive, GoodRx app can be used if you don't have insurance, or your insurance will cover them.

Thank you for your question! Insurance typically covers most, if not all of the prescriptions for your surgical procedure. Pricing varies on how much your insurance covers. There is an online coupon site for prescriptions, called Goodrx.com that discounts the cost of prescriptions for patients with no insurance. Best of luck!

hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question its recommended if you ask directly for plastic surgeon about this theme.

justasmalltowngirl.  Good question. I usually prescribe pain medication, anti-nausea medicine and a muscle relaxant for my breast augmentation patients. Health insurance usually covers these costs, however if no insurance, it is worth shopping around and even looking online. Cost for these medications should run between $50 and $100. Also compare costs between generic and non-generic medications. Discuss this issue with your plastic surgeon. Good luck.

Thanks for your question...That varies depending on your state or even the country itself. Some patient have drug coverage as well. If you are still concerned please speak with your surgeon and or a pharmacist in your area.You can learn more on our social media (Instagram and Snapchat): @realdrsix.

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Thanks for your question.  There are multiple different pain medications and other meds that could be prescribed after surgery, and each of these medications will have a unique cost.  You would need to ask your surgeon what they prescribe then check with local pharmacies to see what they cost. 

Hi justasmalltowngirl, I understand your concern. However, every plastic surgeon has different post operative protocol on medications. It would be best to seek advice from your plastic surgeon. Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS

Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery

Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery

Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Check with your surgeon as to what medications will be prescribed, not all surgeons prescribe alike. Many insurance companies cover prescriptions medications, check your insurance. Not all medications are the same cost everywhere, compare your local pharmacy with some of the big box stores that have pharmacies. Good luck.

Hello and thank you for your question. The medications needed after surgery are typically very inexpensive. If you go through your primary care doctor they will typically be covered under insurance. 

Unless your surgeon gets exotic with his or her prescription pad, you are generally looking at between $50-$100.  Maybe less.  Most of the time your insurance will cover most or all of the cost of prescription medication.  Good luck with you augmentation.