Insurance for cosmetic surgery can be very difficult to obtain. This is because the risks of a claim are considered to be quite high. In the event that you need to bring a negligence claim against a Surgeon you may find that there are a number of Lawyers who would be willing to take your case on a " no win no fee" basis.
Many cosmetic surgery clinics provide a good level of aftercare with built in insurance in the event that you need to undergo further surgery. In cosmetic surgery a certain number of procedures need a second operation occasionally, these are known as " revision" operations. It does not have to mean that something has gone wrong, just that more work is required to deliver the results originally anticipated. Check with your Surgeon that these sort of events would be covered without further cost. The same applies if you need further treatment or surgery whilst in hospital, or you need to stay longer than first planned.
Ask your Plastic Surgeon or clinic for a list of their terms and conditions before booking so that you know what they are willing to cover for you, and what they are not.
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Cosmetic surgery isn't covered under most medical insurance policies. Usually, in order for an insurance company to cover cosmetic surgery, it needs to be considered "medically necessary". For example, if you need reconstructive surgery, your insurance company will cover it only if it was due to an accident or certain illness (like breast cancer).
Care Credit is one service that provides loans for medical procedures, including cosmetic surgery. The option of using regular, medical care, or health care credit cards is another way to fund a cosmetic surgery procedure.
yes it isexpensive to get a cosmetic surgery in Beverly Hills. If you dont have insurance then it will coast you lots of money
"Yes a cosmetic facelift is actually considered an elective surgery. Because of the nature of this, most health insurance companies do not cover cosmetic facelifts."
no because dentists are so busy if cosmetic surgery was covered we would have to wait much longer for urgent treatments
Otoplasty is considered reconstructive rather than cosmetic surgery. Consequently, it is often covered by health insurance.
There are cosmetic surgeries that insurance will cover as long as it is medically necessary. Examples would include breast reduction, eye lifts and nose jobs as long as a doctor can prove to the insurance company that the surgery is medically necessary.
Generally it is not. If plastic surgery is required to do something to help aid a ailment then it might be covered. However, for cosmetic purposes, Plastic Surgery is not covered by your insurance.
Health insurance in Greece generally covers care that is medically necessary, which normally would not include any form of cosmetic surgery. It's hard to see how correction of anisomastia could be regarded as medically necessary.
There are normally a number of exclusions on a health insurance policy. These exclusions can include some cosmetic surgery procedures and one is advised to examine all policy documents very closely.
Most insurance companies consider laser eye surgery elective, however, there are some that will cover it minimully.