I had a Breast reduction done many years ago and have very painful scar tissue as a result of it. My breasts are also 2 VERY different sizes where do you find a bra with a B cup and a C cup : ( Will my insurance pay for this disaster to be corrected?
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Answer: Breast Reduction Thank you for your question.
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August 1, 2014
Answer: Insurance Rarely Covers Breast Reduction Revision Insurance companies in general are only concerned about solving functional problems (e.g back or breast pain, inability to wear clothes or exercise, etc). They are not concerned about cosmetic appearance and it his highly unlikely that they will cover any revisions for this purpose. I would return to your original surgeon who will likely discount his services if this was related to his surgery. There is a chance that they will cover because of your complaints of pain but unlikely.
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August 1, 2014
Answer: Insurance Rarely Covers Breast Reduction Revision Insurance companies in general are only concerned about solving functional problems (e.g back or breast pain, inability to wear clothes or exercise, etc). They are not concerned about cosmetic appearance and it his highly unlikely that they will cover any revisions for this purpose. I would return to your original surgeon who will likely discount his services if this was related to his surgery. There is a chance that they will cover because of your complaints of pain but unlikely.
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November 11, 2011
Answer: Insurance coverage?
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November 11, 2011
Answer: Insurance coverage?
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June 9, 2009
Answer: Check with your insurance plan first It is important to check with your plan first if this type of revisional surgery is coverd. Next would be to find a plastic surgeon who participates in your plan. The other option is to have the surgery done by an experienced plastic surgeon, even though he/she might not be on your plan. He/she can still submit the claim, but your insurance might cover only part of the surgical cost. Some plans require preauthorization first and would not cover medical expenses retrograde. Good luck.
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June 9, 2009
Answer: Check with your insurance plan first It is important to check with your plan first if this type of revisional surgery is coverd. Next would be to find a plastic surgeon who participates in your plan. The other option is to have the surgery done by an experienced plastic surgeon, even though he/she might not be on your plan. He/she can still submit the claim, but your insurance might cover only part of the surgical cost. Some plans require preauthorization first and would not cover medical expenses retrograde. Good luck.
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