hello,i am looking for help with my breast.they are about and O or bigger i cant keep up with them.i have had big breast all my life,they got real big once i had kids(22,21,17).i am black,43,5ft11in,305lbs.most of my weight is in my breast at least 80lbs or more.my insurance wants me to lose more weight,but with my medications its been real hard.ive done everything chiropractor,physcial therapy,i mean everything.they wont go down.its affecting my help real bad.i can explain more but im running o
March 16, 2022
Answer: Breast reduction Insurance companies sissy's use this as a stalking tactic. You do need to lose weight but it y it s unlikely after listing weight you won't still need a breast reduction. In these cases you must be your own advocate be calling the insurance company yourself. If the first person you speak with doesn't seem interested call and speak to someone else. And Lise some weight and keep bugging the insurance.
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March 16, 2022
Answer: Breast reduction Insurance companies sissy's use this as a stalking tactic. You do need to lose weight but it y it s unlikely after listing weight you won't still need a breast reduction. In these cases you must be your own advocate be calling the insurance company yourself. If the first person you speak with doesn't seem interested call and speak to someone else. And Lise some weight and keep bugging the insurance.
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Answer: Insurance coverage breast reduction Many patient's who have large breast and maybe good candidates for surgery are often left with another qualification they need to check off for insurance breast reduction coverage. Breast reduction surgery and anesthesia carry risks, but having a patient fall within a certain BMI range can lower those complications such as blood clots, fat necrosis, or wound healing issues. Another reason for your BMI to fall within a certain range is if you lose the weight after your reduction you run the risk of losing volume in your breast causing them to appear saggy (ptotic) or deflated.
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Answer: Insurance coverage breast reduction Many patient's who have large breast and maybe good candidates for surgery are often left with another qualification they need to check off for insurance breast reduction coverage. Breast reduction surgery and anesthesia carry risks, but having a patient fall within a certain BMI range can lower those complications such as blood clots, fat necrosis, or wound healing issues. Another reason for your BMI to fall within a certain range is if you lose the weight after your reduction you run the risk of losing volume in your breast causing them to appear saggy (ptotic) or deflated.
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