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ooffa511

By ooffa511, in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

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ooffa511    505

ooffa511
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As of two days ago I found out my insurance is covering ALL of my plastics!!!

I am getting a Tummy Tuck, Lipo, breast lift w implants!!!

All I had to pay was a 250 deductible. I am beyond shocked, I feel as if I hit the lotto

Anyone have these procedures at the same time?? How long were u out of work?

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Fiddleman    4,376

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Wow - you definitely hit the jackpot. Were there any conditions on getting the full coverage and what insurance? Not that I need a breast lift (no man boobs here), but I am sure others would want to know.

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ooffa511    505

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The only way my insurance would cover too if I maintained my weight loss for a year and I got 3 doctor letters saying they felt I needed it. The letters came from my sleeve surgeon, dermatologist and ob/gyn

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*Rosana*    66

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Wow! Jackpot! Good for you, that's amazing. Best wishes.

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This is wonderful news for you!! Can't wait to see the pictures of the total new you!! :)

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