Will Australian medicare help pay for a tuberous breast correction surgery?

HiI'm sorry to hear about your breast concerns.Talk to your GP and have them examine you.  If you do genuinely have tuberous breasts, then you may be able to be treated through the public hospital system, which would be at no cost to you.  There is likely to be long wait times though.The other option is to take out hospital insurance which will cover a lot of your private hospital fees (if there is a medicare item number for your condition).  Without seeing you, or photos it is harder to be more specific.  Private treatment without insurance will be very expensive as medicare would only contribute a small amount to the surgeon & anaesthetist fees & nothing to the hospital fees.I hope this helps, but I believe that your GP should be your first stop for more advice.Kind regardsKim 

hello thank you for your question and provided information as well..My recommendation is that you have a personal consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and see everything concerning the topic and evaluate your best options for a good result.