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Mine is paying for a panni removal. Good luck
Leigh Ann (Momof3ds) OH Support Group Leader
Pre-op: 346/Current: 144/ My Goal: 165/ Dr. Goal 160/ My New Goal: 145, Surgery Date: March 12,2008
Panni Removal May 28, 2010, Revision to Panni Removal December 23, 2010 with Dr. Thomas Southern, Indianapolis, Indiana
GOAL REACHED 11/29/2009
New GOAL set @ 146 pounds!!!! Reached second goal, now at 144, it's all a number game now!!!
The beauty of a woman is not seen through what she wears. It is seen through how she carries herself and the way she doesn’t allow herself to settle. Don’t ever let anyone take for granted the beauty that is within you. Stand firm and know that you’re a wonderful person. Always remember your value and respect yourself. I’m so blessed to have you in my life. Sometimes we all need to be reminded how special we really are!
Pre-op: 346/Current: 144/ My Goal: 165/ Dr. Goal 160/ My New Goal: 145, Surgery Date: March 12,2008
Panni Removal May 28, 2010, Revision to Panni Removal December 23, 2010 with Dr. Thomas Southern, Indianapolis, Indiana
GOAL REACHED 11/29/2009
New GOAL set @ 146 pounds!!!! Reached second goal, now at 144, it's all a number game now!!!
The beauty of a woman is not seen through what she wears. It is seen through how she carries herself and the way she doesn’t allow herself to settle. Don’t ever let anyone take for granted the beauty that is within you. Stand firm and know that you’re a wonderful person. Always remember your value and respect yourself. I’m so blessed to have you in my life. Sometimes we all need to be reminded how special we really are!
Mine isn't paying for anything.
What I found out that it isn't a matter of "will insurance pay for it or not." But rather, "how is my policy written?" Whether or not insurance will allow it depends on how it's written in the policy your company holds.
My insurance company, said in the letter back to me and the surgeon that they don't deny I need it, it's just that with my company's policy it's specifically written that they do not cover plastics other than for anything related to reconstruction, such as breast cancer.
What I found out that it isn't a matter of "will insurance pay for it or not." But rather, "how is my policy written?" Whether or not insurance will allow it depends on how it's written in the policy your company holds.
My insurance company, said in the letter back to me and the surgeon that they don't deny I need it, it's just that with my company's policy it's specifically written that they do not cover plastics other than for anything related to reconstruction, such as breast cancer.
My DS 
Policies vary greatly. In general, if they do cover plastics, you have to prove that it is medically necessary (criterion determined by ins), you've documented the problems with your PCP, and you've tried 'traditional treatment.
It is best to contact your ins directly. Find out their policy and start documenting to the exact language of the policy.
It is best to contact your ins directly. Find out their policy and start documenting to the exact language of the policy.
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