Breast Implant for DRASTIC asymmetry- covered by insurance?

Hello,As others have mentioned, it is probably unlikely that you can get coverage for breast augmentation related to your asymmetry. I would recommend that you check with your primary care physician though- see if they know of a way to help you and meet with a board certified Plastic Surgeon for assessment and planning. If you cannot receive insurance coverage, you may still decide to proceed with augmentation, ( or lift/reduction) and you could apply for financing to help you offset the cost.All the best

Hello, I think you would need to check with your insurance company to clarify their policy regarding severe breast asymmetry.  In my region (Ontario) sometimes it is possible to get coverage to make one breast larger or smaller.

I'm sorry to read about your discomfort, but thank you for your question. It sounds to me like something that could be considered reconstructive and submitted to insurance, however coverage generally depends on your insurance plan and benefits. The first step is to contact the member services phone number on the back of your insurance card in order to locate and consult with a participating surgeon within your area. It's best to bring along any office notes from your primary care physician and chiropractor to support your medically necessary claim. Best of luck!