Does anyone know if losing weight after insurance approval will cause any problems with surgery coverage?

I was losing and then found out at my consultation that my BMI was too low so it's where it needs to be now but I see the surgeon tomorrow and they'll use that weight to submit to insurance. However, if approved I want to start losing before surgery but I don't want to mess things up.

Once you are approved, you are approved. I have never heard of anyone getting rejected once insurance gave the okay to schedule surgery.

Does anyone know if losing weight after insurance approval will cause any problems with surgery coverage?

I was losing and then found out at my consultation that my BMI was too low so it's where it needs to be now but I see the surgeon tomorrow and they'll use that weight to submit to insurance. However, if approved I want to start losing before surgery but I don't want to mess things up.

I’m wondering about the same thing. My BMI is currently 39 and I was told I have to go on a 4-month diet before surgery. I’m concerned that my BMI will be too low for surgery. I wonder what the cut off is?

Call/email your online insurance policy and ask. They will assign an 'intake specialist ' to answer your questions.