My breasts are about 2 cup sizes apart. I
m strongly considering the possibility of
getting a reduction in the larger breast.
How much would this cost me? Would my
insurance cover any of this?
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PenguinsRus
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Joined: 05 Nov 2007 Posts: 1153 Location: New York, NY United States
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Posted: 03-29-08 09:34am
This really depends on the insurance you
have and the doctor you go to. I would
look up your insurance's phone number and
give them a call to ask. Some insurances
would cover it if it is deemed necessary
to improve you medically (for reasons like
a bad back), but I don't think typical
insurance would cover it if it were just
for aesthetic reasons. Different doctors
and clinics charge different prices
depending on the amount of work it takes
to correct the breast and how long they
have been in practice for.
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antigone
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Joined: 27 Jan 2008 Posts: 795 Location: IL
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Posted: 03-31-08 23:10pm
Some doctors will use creative language
when billing a procedure to get the
insurance company to cover more of the
costs. Breast surgery costs vary. There
are companies that will work out payment
plans for you and they work with doctors
that agree to take a set amount of money
to do a procedure. Go on line and google
it. I hope you are successful with finding
help.
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