i am a 36DD and i want to be a 32D can a breast reduction be covered by medicade insurance?????

Answer 1

The "36" indicates how big around you are under the breasts. You can lower the cup size by surgery (DD to D), but must lose weight to go from a 36 to a 32.

Answer 2

Breast reduction, also called mammaplasty, is a surgical procedure that may or may not be covered by health insurance. If you would like smaller breasts for estetic reasons, like you could fit into smaller clothes, then i doubt health insurance would pay. But if your large, heavy breasts cause you to have backaches from the excess weight you carry around, then maybe health insurance would pay. I think you must have a medically sound reason to be covered.

Answer 3

Yes,Breast Reduction surgery is very safe nowadays. My cousin got her breast reduction, tummy tuck and facelift surgery in India by the company called Forerunners Healthcare .The Price for the surgery she paid in India was very less. She paid 30% of the cost she was quoted in America.

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Hope this helps.

Answer 4

Yes especially if you have ack problems.The doctor will ask you if you have the pain in your chest and check to see if you have the black permanent marks on your shoulders from the bra.Medicaid does cover it.Don't let them tell you they don't!Call your primary care physician in the morning and get the ball rolling.

Answer 5

I would get a price on pumping them up a little taller.

Answer 6

Only if your doctor says it's medically necessary.