Does OHIP cover breast implants for tuberous breast deformity? And how much would it be without insurance?

Yes it appears you do have tuberous breasts. Tuberous breast correction is a very meticulous and specialized procedure and should only be performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in this area. I prefer using a breast implant in conjunction with a periareolar in...

Hard to answer this since you are only 1 month post op. Your implants still have some settling to do so this will change your overall look and shape. I advise my patients to wait a good 4-6 months to see their final result. If you still aren't happy after that time, best to have an open...

One small hop shouldn’t impact your recovery process or damage your breast implants. You’re about halfway through the 14 to 18 days I recommend that women avoid strenuous physical exercise, such as running, so your body is already well into the healing process. There’s also a difference betwe...

Tuberous breast consist int hat the breast gland is constricted itself,t his givign a "see potato-like" shape to the breast. In order to correct a tuberous breast, the breast tissue has to be cut it its center so it opens up like a blossoming flower to give space to the breast implants that is ...

Thanks for your photo and question.  From the photo, your incisions and drain sites look fine.  Sometimes the prep used or the adhesive in the dressings can cause itching. obviously, the best person to answer your question is your surgeon.  Best Regards.

In Canada this procedure is not covered under OHIP as it is not deemed medically necessary. It is consider cosmetic. Best of luck, Regards,