How can you get your insurance to pay for bitch tit removal?

[swole27]

I know it's been done many a times, but how do you get your insurance to pay for bitch tit removal?

 

[mrfreeze]

From what I heard you need to tell the Doc that it is very painful.

 

[BiggerStronger]

And you need to make sure that you do not under any circumstances tell them that you use AAS. That's an automatic one way ticket to cosmetic surgery. I.E. pay out of pocket surgery. Tell them that they've been painful and sensitive for awhile and you didn't know what was causing it. Basically play dumb. Also make sure that you are completely off and everything has cleared your system just in case. If insurance pays for it and then later finds out it was AAS related you'll be paying for it later on and they'll most likely cancel your insurance. If you're really muscular it might be a stretch trying to convince the doctor and the insurance company that it's puberty induced gynomastia. It's worth a try though, but insurance companies do not want to pay out benefits for anything let alone a cosmetic albeit beneficial surgery. They pay people good money to deny claims to save them money. lol.

 

[jtunderdog]

What I dont get are all the guys in mma (especially ufc) that have gyno and do nothing about it. A well known fighter that won on the last pay per view, has an obvious case of it and for some odd reason he plays with his nips before he fights. It isn't a horrible case but you can tell from his frame he has definitely been on aas. If I made 30k for a fight I would get that fixed.

 

[saturn1]

I told the doc it was puberty induced and I was too embarrassed to say or do anything sooner.....once he put down it was natural the insurance payed 100%..........it's outpatient.......you will feel like crap for a few days but at least they give you pain meds that keep you distracted.lol

 

[highside]

What kind of doc did you start out by seeing? Did you go straight to the plastic surgeon or to a regular doc?

 

[Presser]

i actualy went to plastic surgeon, had pics and measurmenets taken and had a scheduled surgery date and i put down a good bit of money, but then my lumps actualy went away after high doses of nolvadex, and my lumps were solid and they practicly disapeared so i missed my surgery figuring fuck it. Lost my down payment and pissed of my surgeon who had already booked an operating room at the local hospital but i figured why bother chancing him fuck me up when the nolvadex was working so well finaly

 

[Dyllan15]

If at all possible get it handled by a plastic surgeon.

I had a bi lat mast in July 08. Im scheduled again for surgery on the 13th..
Ive had nothing but problems since my intial surgery, this will be the 3rd time since July 28.
The surgeon who took me on as a patient, obviously was not the most qualified.
I chose that path bc insurance covered it all. Now Im sitting here very regretful, wishing I had made better decisions. My next procedure is to remove scar tissue, shells w/ fluid, etc! " a few more scars " :nope:

Once I heal, Im then off to a plastic surgeon. Fortunately, my insurance will cover that now as well. Its been nothing but a nightmare for me fellas!

If anyone has any questions about the procedure, insurance, etc, just ask!
I apologize for my poor typing skills, broke my hand saturday and this cast isn't pc friendly.

 

[Presser]

i agree, plastic surgeons are way more qualified

 

[thate1]

my friend has found a way to get everything cosmetic paid for by insurance. first he tells them of all the anxiety he is having by not getting the surgery done, if that doesn't work he calls them back at a later time and tells them he is going to kill himself lol. it has worked for him 2x now.

 

[saturn1]

Yea, a board certified plastic surgeon will have before and after photos of his work.

 

[chotto]

Insurance paid for mine. Let them know you've had it since puberty and that it's painful.