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Will Medicare Pay for a Butt Lift or Fat Injections?

shun1234Sep 27, 2012
i was wondering if medicare and state farm pay for a butt lift or fat injections? thats the insurance that i have i do not have pictures i can get them for you if you take my insurance or know of any Dr that would. Thanks so much

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Dr. Matthew Schulman, MD
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Dr. Matthew Schulman, MD
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Dr. Larry S. Nichter, MD, MS, FACS
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Dr. Norman Bakshandeh Day, MD, FACS
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Answered on Nov 17, 2015
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Dr. Ramon Navarro, MD
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