After I lost about 150 lbs,now my abdomen hangs really low and covers my pubic area.During my Periods it hurts a lot in the lower abdomen,It feels like my ovaries are just hanging and someone is putting and hard.It is very painful I can barely walk normal during that time.It also happens after I workout or I am cleaning myself under the flap, that area is very sensitive.I have a LOT of skin hanging beyond my c-section area about 6 Inches below.Could it be due to hanging skin & will Insurace Pay?
September 30, 2011
Answer: Tummy tuck from weight loss Congratulations on losing all that weight! It would be nice if insurance companies would cover the cost of a tummy tuck, especially in your case, because of the symptoms you have, however, most insurance companies will not cover the cost of an abdominoplasty regardless of your symptoms. You can always ask them and try to get it preauthorized, but it is unlikely.
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September 30, 2011
Answer: Tummy tuck from weight loss Congratulations on losing all that weight! It would be nice if insurance companies would cover the cost of a tummy tuck, especially in your case, because of the symptoms you have, however, most insurance companies will not cover the cost of an abdominoplasty regardless of your symptoms. You can always ask them and try to get it preauthorized, but it is unlikely.
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September 29, 2011
Answer: Insurance coverage for tummy tuck?
Insurance companies will not pay for a tummy tuck. What they will occaisionally pay for is a "panniculectomy". This is the removal of just the skin which hangs down over your pubic area, or lower tummy crease. In order to have this covered, it has to be "medically neccesary", and you need to be suffring from chronic skin irritation and breakdown as well as pain unresponsive to non-surgical treatment from your primary care doc. It needs to be documented for at least 3-6 months. If it is covered do not expect the results of a tummy tuck. While it will certainly help with some of the costs, you will need to pay extra if you really want the cosmetic appearance that a tummy tuck gives you. Good luck.
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September 29, 2011
Answer: Insurance coverage for tummy tuck?
Insurance companies will not pay for a tummy tuck. What they will occaisionally pay for is a "panniculectomy". This is the removal of just the skin which hangs down over your pubic area, or lower tummy crease. In order to have this covered, it has to be "medically neccesary", and you need to be suffring from chronic skin irritation and breakdown as well as pain unresponsive to non-surgical treatment from your primary care doc. It needs to be documented for at least 3-6 months. If it is covered do not expect the results of a tummy tuck. While it will certainly help with some of the costs, you will need to pay extra if you really want the cosmetic appearance that a tummy tuck gives you. Good luck.
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