Some insurances cover the costs. But, a certain amount must be removed, and your doctor must evaluate and approve that the surgery would benefit your wellbeing . Otherwise, you can get them financed! Payments monthly depend. And lastly, if you pay out of pocket, they usually run anywhere between $4,000-$6,000...could go up and up depending on how experienced and reputable your doctor is. (:
I would go get a consultation. Usually those are free and just talk to the plastic surgeon. The office will be able to see if your insurance covers it, or part of it. They can also talk to you about payment options as a second option. All of that is usually free. If your insurance does, it fact, cover the costs of surgery, then they can also then refer you to a health care specialist who can then approve/deny that the surgery is necessary for your health. -- My mom had a reduction about a year ago. Her insurance covered off of it because X-rays showed she had curvature of the spine from the weight of the breasts.
@jennatess, yes definetly doing that!!! im 115 pounds and 5 flat and my breast size is 36C and its too big for me. I look in pictures and I look really fat and they sag really bad after I started breast feeding. Its very depressing =(
💗Marcy👑·
Мама двоих (6 лет, 11 лет), ждёт третьего
I wish I had that problem hehe
Shawnee·
Мама сына-младенца
im so not happy with my breast =( they make me look fatter than I actually am @mluvs7
💗Marcy👑·
Мама двоих (6 лет, 11 лет), ждёт третьего
@mamabear01, you look perfect!! I guess we naturally always want what we don't have. How big are they?
Shawnee·
Мама сына-младенца
thank you love!! and im a 36 C =( and im very patite and then babooom.... they're humungous lol. I want to be a 36 B
Shawnee·
Мама сына-младенца
@mluvs7,
💗Marcy👑·
Мама двоих (6 лет, 11 лет), ждёт третьего
@mamabear01, I want surgery to be a c cup .. Ugh lol if only you could share lol
💗Marcy👑·
Мама двоих (6 лет, 11 лет), ждёт третьего
@mamabear01, no problem 😉
Kristina·
Мама двоих (3 года, 6 лет), ждёт третьего
You could give me your extra im a 36B and wanna be a C
Shawnee·
Мама сына-младенца
haha if y'all want it take it lol @mluvs7 and @brayleighsmommy121615
jenna tess·
Some insurances cover the costs. But, a certain amount must be removed, and your doctor must evaluate and approve that the surgery would benefit your wellbeing . Otherwise, you can get them financed! Payments monthly depend. And lastly, if you pay out of pocket, they usually run anywhere between $4,000-$6,000...could go up and up depending on how experienced and reputable your doctor is. (:
Shawnee·
Мама сына-младенца
do you know what insurance covers it??? @jennatess
jenna tess·
I would go get a consultation. Usually those are free and just talk to the plastic surgeon. The office will be able to see if your insurance covers it, or part of it. They can also talk to you about payment options as a second option. All of that is usually free. If your insurance does, it fact, cover the costs of surgery, then they can also then refer you to a health care specialist who can then approve/deny that the surgery is necessary for your health. -- My mom had a reduction about a year ago. Her insurance covered off of it because X-rays showed she had curvature of the spine from the weight of the breasts.
Shawnee·
Мама сына-младенца
@jennatess, yes definetly doing that!!! im 115 pounds and 5 flat and my breast size is 36C and its too big for me. I look in pictures and I look really fat and they sag really bad after I started breast feeding. Its very depressing =(