i have a 6mth pregnant uterus do to extreme fibroids that cause me great pain and the purge my tummy out extremely now will my insurnace cover me for a tummy tuck if i have acess skin
December 17, 2010
Answer: Insurance coverage of excess tummy skin from large Uterine Fibroids
It is highly unlikely that your insurance company will pay for removal of extra skin from the fibroids.
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December 17, 2010
Answer: Insurance coverage of excess tummy skin from large Uterine Fibroids
It is highly unlikely that your insurance company will pay for removal of extra skin from the fibroids.
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December 14, 2010
Answer: Abdomeninoplasty is a cosmetic procedure
Abdominoplasty is considered a cosmetic procedure which is generally not covered by health insurance. This procedure removes excess skin and fat, lifts the pubic area, tightens the muscles, and reshapes the umbilicus (belly button).
If you have had a large weight loss and have excess skin which hangs past your pubic area (pannus), health insurance may pay for a portion of the procedure to remove it (panniculectomy). This may lessen some of the cost of the abdominoplasty, but is frequently very difficult to have approved by insurance carriers. I would recommend a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. I wish you the best of luck, Andrew Lyos MD, FACS.
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December 14, 2010
Answer: Abdomeninoplasty is a cosmetic procedure
Abdominoplasty is considered a cosmetic procedure which is generally not covered by health insurance. This procedure removes excess skin and fat, lifts the pubic area, tightens the muscles, and reshapes the umbilicus (belly button).
If you have had a large weight loss and have excess skin which hangs past your pubic area (pannus), health insurance may pay for a portion of the procedure to remove it (panniculectomy). This may lessen some of the cost of the abdominoplasty, but is frequently very difficult to have approved by insurance carriers. I would recommend a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. I wish you the best of luck, Andrew Lyos MD, FACS.
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