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who will pay

Hello,

I was just wondering what insurance will apy for a tummy tuck? I am having a breast lift and inplant on May 16th I am paying for that myself.....

But if I had an insurance co that will pay , I am totally for that....

HELP.....

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I suppose it all depends on the insurance coverage you have and whether the TT could be considered medically neccessary. If you have problems with the skin breaking down, get inflamed or rashes, then your insureance just might cover it. If it is purely a cosmetic thing, then maybe not.

Sorry I cannot give you a definate answer on this Francesca...

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