Does insurance pay for Gyno surgery?

[Kwai-Chang Caine]

Do any of you know if insurance pays for gynoi removing surgery? Have any of you had the surgery? If so could you please share your stories/results?

 

[Gilbyag]

hmmmm, maybe you should call your insurance co. and ask them if they cover gyno surgery... if not talk to your Dr. and see if he can "work" with you.

 

[May1010]

Ask Plifter ... he had it done. But now it looks like his chest is caved in too.

 

[plifter]

If you get them to pay you are lucky. My insurance wouldn't cover a dime. If your surgeon can bullshit enough to prove that it's medically necessary you might have a chance. Good luck.

 

[May1010]

Plifter's insurance didn't pay because he has Kleinfelter's Syndrome, a genetic abnormality that results in a chromosomal defect, a freak if you will. Common characteristics of these freaks include enlarged breasts in men as well as teeny weeny dicks.

Therefore, breast augmentation surgery for these freaks of nature are considered cosmetic. So, if you want to know if you'll be covered by insurance, you have to determine if you have Kleinfelter's Syndrome.

The quickest way to do this is to look at your dick. If it is this size or smaller (as if that were possible), you have Kleinfelters and you're only 1/2 a man.


http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1405262&a=10502854&p=45448500

 

[Laserdude]

No it's not covered, and no again because no Doctor is going to say it's medically nessary. Get a bigger bra, your gonna need it. Now you understand why you need nolvadex or liquidex before you start a cycle. I my self don't need anything more then Clomid and HGC after a cycle, I just don't seem to aromatize test that much. No hair loss either. Everybodies different.

 

[thermo]

I believe it is considered cosmetic and not medical.