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Thank you for your questions. I do not know the specifics of your plan but I can speak for the majority of plans. If the implants were placed for cosmetic reasons (not reconstruction for cancer or birth defects), then insurances do not cover any subsequent procedures in relation to those implants. You can always call your plan and ask for specifics. Hope this helps!
Typically removal of breast implants that were placed for cosmetic reasons is not covered by insurance. As plans may vary it is always best to contact your carrier for the details of your particular plan.
It is difficult to predict the appearance after implant removal, although usually a breast lift is recommended to take in the excess stretched skin and to avoid that "deflated" look.Always check with your board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person exam. Hope this is helpful, best of luck!
When deciding between En Bloc capsulectomy, complete capsulectomy, or simple removal of ruptured silicone implants, the choice depends on the implant condition, complications, and patient health. 1. En Bloc Capsulectomy • Best for: Suspected breast implant illness (BII), BIA-ALCL, or e...
Thank you for your question. You are very early in your post operative course. Most scars will look the most red at 4 months, and then better at 10 months or so. Most plastic surgeons will wait a year before most major scar revisions. Having said that, some will move up that timeline a few...