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Linzlu.

It all depends on your policy . . . If it doesn't cover "complications from cosmetic surgery", it's unlikely.

However, quite a few insurance companies are covering explant, without replacement. . . I think they're figuring out it's cheaper in the long run to get them out than to pay to keep you sick.

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Rogene

Question regarding insurance?

If I got the implants electively and now have pain would insurance cover the cost of any of the explantation?

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Ya know Rogene ~

Since the FDA, drug companies, and plastic surgeons

all say implants are completely safe, then, one would argue

that all this pain is from something other than the implants,

and that exploratory and evacuation of contents of the breasts

would be medically covered due to severe pain, and not a

result of safe implants.........

Love you ~ DedeStart the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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Ya know Rogene ~

Since the FDA, drug companies, and plastic surgeons

all say implants are completely safe, then, one would argue

that all this pain is from something other than the implants,

and that exploratory and evacuation of contents of the breasts

would be medically covered due to severe pain, and not a

result of safe implants.........

Love you ~ DedeStart the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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Linzlu,

I have BCBS. They have an exclusion in their policy that anything

that implants that are put in for cosmetic purpose are excluded from

any treatment in the future. I had to pay full price. You might

want to check with your insurance company, they are all different.

Hugs, Lynn

>

> Linzlu.

>

> It all depends on your policy . . . If it doesn't

cover " complications from cosmetic surgery " , it's unlikely.

>

> However, quite a few insurance companies are covering explant,

without replacement. . . I think they're figuring out it's cheaper in

the long run to get them out than to pay to keep you sick.

>

> Best Wishes,

>

> Rogene

>

>

> Question regarding insurance?

>

> If I got the implants electively and now have pain would insurance

> cover the cost of any of the explantation?

>

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I agree 100% . . .

I just wish my insurance company saw it the way I did!

What do they know that we don't?

Rogene

Re: Question regarding insurance?

Ya know Rogene ~

Since the FDA, drug companies, and plastic surgeons

all say implants are completely safe, then, one would argue

that all this pain is from something other than the implants,

and that exploratory and evacuation of contents of the breasts

would be medically covered due to severe pain, and not a

result of safe implants.... .....

Love you ~ Dede

Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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I agree 100% . . .

I just wish my insurance company saw it the way I did!

What do they know that we don't?

Rogene

Re: Question regarding insurance?

Ya know Rogene ~

Since the FDA, drug companies, and plastic surgeons

all say implants are completely safe, then, one would argue

that all this pain is from something other than the implants,

and that exploratory and evacuation of contents of the breasts

would be medically covered due to severe pain, and not a

result of safe implants.... .....

Love you ~ Dede

Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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