Question:
My insurance dont pay for plastic surgery any suggestions who i can go thru?
Also I'M gaining weight I'M scare — lasalvaje (posted on October 23, 2006)
October 23, 2006
Theres some financing available for plastic surgery. Go to a search engine
and type in (financing for plastic surgery) and it will pull up lots of
info. Good luck to you.
— Amy Hoffman
October 23, 2006
Then you need drop them and find a insurance who does. If if is considered
a heath risk to you then most insurance will cover it depending on where
you live and who do you have for insurance. blue cross paid for all my
surgery. tummy tuck, breast reductiion and gastric bypass may seem like
plastic surgery to some but my doctor knew I had health problems that would
lead to more health problems if I didn't get them done so they were all
covered by my insurance!
— saraj
October 23, 2006
Have you checked to see if they will pay for the removal of problematic
excess skin. If you ask any of the insurance companies if they cover
plastic surgery, they will say no. If you can document that you are having
health problems due to the excess skin, ie., chafing, yeast infections,
etc. then they may pay for that. But you will need documentation from you
primary physician. There is always the appeal process also. If this
doesn't get you anywhere, then you can see if your employer offers any
other insurance carrier. Where I work you have a choice of 3. One is
paying for my surgery. I have heard they will and won't pay for plastic
surgery. One of the other carriers, I have heard will pay for the plastics
related to weight loss, but you have to have lost over 100lbs and
maintained that loss for 1 year - documented. So keep researching .... be
tenaciuos. Also ask the individual plastic surgeons if they have some
programs. Some have a "layaway" program, where you deposit money
in your account there (attractive if you have trouble putting away money
and leaving it alone) and when you have sufficient funds put away, then
they will schedule. If you put the money in on a regular basis, it also
shows the doctor that you are willing to commit to this financially. Hope
this helps.... Kari_K
— Kari_K
October 24, 2006
Capital One is a company that finanse all needed surgeries.You may check
they web- site.
— Tatyana B.
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