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Hi, Thank you for your post. A BBL is considered an elective surgery since it is cosmetic. You do not need insurance to have this surgery because it will probably not be covered. I would set up a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to review your options for a BBL.
Elective, cosmetic operations are not covered by insurance. Typically - complications that arise from elective, cosmetic operations are not covered by insurance either.That being said, having health insurance DOES offer you some degree of protection / coverage - should something happen that either a covered benefit or unrelated to the surgery.Good luck!
BBLs are considered cosmetic procedures, not medical necessities; and are, therefore, not covered by health insurance.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
Thank you for your question. No you do not need insurance to get a BBL. BBL is an elective surgery and is not covered by insurance. Next step for you is to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss you options and goals. Best wishes.
BBL's are not covered by health insurance. This is a self-pay procedure. Best of luck moving forward.
Hello and Great Question. I appreciate the time you are spending researching this procedure. My name is Dr. Matthew J. Nykiel. I am a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, a Fellowship Trained Cosmetic Surgeon, and a Butt Augmentation Specialist. If it keeps filling up and lipo isn't treating it...
I believe your overall health, lack of medical issues and the techniques used by the surgeon to perform the fat transfer are the most important determinant in fat survival. If there is a difference as one ages it is probably a small difference compared to the influence of the factors I ...
BBL revision surgery can address a variety of concerns following the initial procedure, such as improper healing, dissatisfaction with size, and asymmetrical results. Revisions may involve adding fat to correct or increase results, or removing some of the fat that was transferred during l...
You have extra fat pockets in the flanks which would be liposuction and harvested to give that hourglass waistline. I would achieve that nice concavity and curve in the lower back giving you that "S-Curve" that women want. There is always enough fat to perform the procedure, and adding the ...
Thank you for your question. Bleeding from incisions can by typical after surgery but I would say that at six weeks, this would be abnormal. I would call and schedule an appointment with the surgeon to be evaluated and examined.Best of luck!
Thank you for your question.Please wait for a few more weeks before wearing anything tight. There is a chance that unusual contours and indentations can form. Also please continue all the post operative instructions given by your surgeon. All The Best !
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