Can You Claim Plastics On Your Taxes?

mybadof4
on 1/31/11 6:33 am, edited 1/31/11 6:33 am - De Pere, WI
RNY on 11/09/09 with
Yes I did without a problem!
 Mary       
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(deactivated member)
on 1/31/11 7:14 am
Yes, it is a treatment for a disease (obesity).  Here is a link to the IRS website that goes into a little more detail. http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc502.html

Keep in mind you can deduct medical and dental expenses to the extent that the exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income. It's not just your surgery, it's also mileage, dental bills, other doctor bills that are not related to the surgery, lab work, etc.
Annie E.
on 1/31/11 12:04 pm
thanks for the link, so I read it but not real clear.  If i my insurance paid some, and i am making payments on the rest, can i count that or only what ive paid so far?  thanks for the help.
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(deactivated member)
on 2/1/11 4:17 am
Yes, only what you have paid.
# 1 MACK_MAMA
on 2/2/11 10:27 pm
 I had TWO rounds of plastics as reconstructive, medically necessary procedures. 

I claimed BOTH rounds - one in 2008, the other in 2009.  I actually did an amended for the '08 when I filed in '09 when I realized I hadn't included the expense. 

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