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Medicaid is for medically necesary treatments and procedures.Medically necesary means that if not performed the health of the patient can be compromised,Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) is an elective cosmetic procedure, not a medically necesary one, therefore medicait won't pay for it.
Brazilian Butt Lift is an elective cosmetic surgery. No insurance, or Medicaid, will cover this cost since insurance is designed to cover emergency procedures and procedures of medical need. All plastic surgeons require payment prior to the surgery. There are some outside finance companies that you can explore that will allow you to make payments after the surgery.
Unfortunately Medicaid will not cover your Brazilian Butt Lift. Most surgeons require pre-payment for the entire surgery. Financing plans are available in many offices through third parties such as Care Credit or Alphaeon. Good luck!
Medicaid does not pay for this being that it is cosmetic typically insurance will not cover this, Most offices do like the payment in full prior to the surgery.
A Brazilian butt lift is a self-pay procedure and the customary way to pay is in advance. You can finance it if you desire.
The best two ways to prevent fat necrosis after Brazilian Button lift are to avoid smoking or recreational drug use and to avoid sitting on the area of fat transfer. Good luck!
I personally prefer a tight post surgical garment with foam pads. That being said, any of the above options would work if they fit snug. Good luck.
Most patients do not require touch up procedures after a Brazilian Butt Lift. Of course, some patients may have small areas that bother them, and in this case your surgeon should be willing to help. Best of luck!
Remember with a BBL, it is fat that is being transferred. As a result, as you gain weight the areas where the fat was transferred will get bigger and as you lose weight they will get smaller. You absolutely can work out after your BBL, but you must be careful to keep your calorie...
If you feel that your butt is too large after a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), the excess fat that was transferred can definitely be removed. I would recommend that you wait until at least 6 months post-op from the original surgery so that you can see how much of the original fat transferred...
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