JeanWilhite

Great and very informative article.

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I too am curious about these questions. As far as I know, insurance does not cover most things related to plastic surgery, unless it's corrective surgery from an accident, surgery malpractice, birth defects, or etc. I think plastic surgery is regarded as means to beautify or enhance something, and not regarded as necessary, maybe this is the reason a lot of things aren't covered by most insurance companies? Regardless of your history, health, etc. Even an over abundant amount of rashes and functional issues still don't help, I heard this from many people. This is as much as I know, I may be wrong though. I've heard from other people, even people commenting on this page, saying that they were able to get insurance coverage, so I'm curious to how, and would love to get more information as well. My best friend lived in Ohio and was to undergo surgery in New Jersey. We consulted a surgeon for her operation in New Jersey before going through with the operation and also checked with physician staffing Ohio. The surgeon explained that the insurance details should be clarified in advance and hinted a few times that the process would not be an easy one and often insurance companies don't get involved with plastic-related. We found out that the insurance coverage is typically the same from state to state.