does anyone know if there is a way to get insurance to pay for plastic surgery?

Question

I am a small a cup and i am 5'7 and i have gained some whieght i am now about 129. so i look very even in areas......

Answer 1

I don't think it's covered by any insurance. Call an insurance agent to be sure.

Answer 2

Plastic surgery is very seldom covered by insurance, unless it's following a mastectomy or an injury or something of that nature.

One note about breast implants - most surgeons recommend that they get replaced as often as every 10 years for safety's sake. If you're thinking of doing something like that, read a lot of info on it from independent sources.

Answer 3

Insurance does not cover breast augmentation, but they do cover breast reduction or reconstruction after massive weight loss.

We have a Plastic Surgery forum at the Kimkins diet site to answer questions for our 100+ pound loss members.

Answer 4

So, you look very even in areas, why do you need surgery if you look even?

I don't know about insurance, but if you get more than $7500 in plastic surgery, I think you get a tax advantage.

Answer 5

Medically necessary. That is the only way. There is no tax break either for plastic surgery, again, unless it is medically necessary.

Answer 6

i had a fellow gym instructor develope hernia in stomach, she got most of tummy tuck covered, also a vice principle friend of mine broke up a fight in school, only to get punched in her left boob implant, so insurance had to replace both. Otherwise forget it, start saving, or charge it

Answer 7

if you are married to a military man the military will pay for it.. im in the marines and know a bunch of marines wives who have tit jobs and all sorts of other stuff paid by triwest....

Answer 8

only redutions due to back pain, nothing cosmedic only true medical problems are covered