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Plastic surgery

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Your insurance will cover?

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What insurance do you have and how did you get it approved?

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I have kaiser and I was told in order for the insurance to cover the surgery we had to be two years successful post-op and we had to have a rash or some other condition caused by the excess skin. I heard on the radio the other morning Kaiser lost a class action lawsuit. now they have to pay for removal of excess skin after bariatric surgery. Apparently by them not paying for that, they were violating state law.

I haven't had surgery yet, I'm a week and a half away from my surgery date. But if I have excess skin I'll be inquiring about plastic surgery.

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