Problems with BCBS TX. What are my chances of getting covered?

From what you described, there is a very high probability that you will be covered by insurance though this also depends on what your particular plan requires. You need to contact your plastic surgeon's office and see where things are at this point in time. Often, the process for certification for coverage is very time consuming and difficult.Steven Turkeltaub, MD

Typically Insurances will cover a Breast Reduction procedure, provided you meet their criteria for a patient needing a breast reduction. This typically consists of the items you have listed, as well as your height, weight, and how much breast tissue will be removed.If your case is denied, the insurance company will send you a letter stating this. It sounds like the insurance company has requested additional information and/or codes. If that is the case, they are still processing and haven't made a determination. You can always ask your plastic surgeon's office to check on the status of your authorization, or just call up your insurance company and ask.