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shifti

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:D For those of you who need gyno surgery and want insurance to cover it, ask your surgeon to NOT call it "Removal of Gynocomatia" but instead "Bi-Lateral Breast Biopsi" ... Its not cheating the insurance, because thats basically what the procedure is BUT its fully covered. Worked for me, and now two of my friends and my own brother have had it done fully covered by insurance. The surgeon will likely do it, actually I garauntee he/she will because thats $4500 in their pocket! Cheers!
 
The US, I live in California. Just say that the hard lump hurts like hell when you touch it, as gyno does.
 
Xtreme2001 said:
I'm in Canada. God damnit!:mad:

Maybe it will still work

It's easier to get Gyno covered in Canada than in the States. I had mine done free of charge in Alberta, but I think it might be a little harder to convince them to do it for free in Ontario. Just say that the main issue is pain/comfort, and you're not doing it for cosmetic reasons.
 
the only thing that makes me wonder about that is that I'm sure the dr wants as much money for his service as possible, and if you tell him that your insurance isnt going to cover it, would he mind billing it under a different name. well if he charges you $6500 for the sugery and the insurance company cuts ucr for the services to $3000 b/c he changed the procedure codes, thats $3500 that he just lost in money b/c if he hadnt changed the procedure code and had ucr cut, then he could have made you pay the full price.
 
my insurance company was charged $7000 actually Pineapple. $4500 to the surgeon then the rest was for anasthesia(sp?) and the stay at the surgery center.
 
Here in Toronto

Bi Laterial Breast Biopsy was what my doc called it as well.

This is just the Medical term used to describe the procedure.

Kro!

BTW: In Canada OHIP pays for this..
 
Re: Here in Toronto

Krozone said:
Bi Laterial Breast Biopsy was what my doc called it as well.

This is just the Medical term used to describe the procedure.

Kro!

BTW: In Canada OHIP pays for this..

Wow. If I can convice any doc to give me this type of surgery, i'll kiss you. lol. I sure hope OHIP covers it.

What kind of doc did you see? I have an apppointment to see a plastic surgeon which is going to cost me $70 for the consulation because ohip doesn't cover it. I'll ask him if he can call it that type of surgery

I might go see my family doctor about it as well

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
 
OHIP will definately cover it for Ontario bros....as long as you describe the situation to the doctor using the right terms.

Example: extreme discomfort that results in an inability to exercise (bouncing associated with even power walking), thus leading to poor physical fitness and a decreased quality of life.

Make mention of fabrics feeling like sandpaper on your nipples, ect., and the doc will put it all in your file. If he refuses, tell him to go fuck himself and just see another doc; that's the beauty of socialized medicine. I know a lot of guys who have had OHIP cover gyno surgery....it's not that hard to get.
 
what kind of doctor should us boys here in the states go talk to for something like this? just a general practicioner or a plastic surgeon?
 
ripper2 said:
what kind of doctor should us boys here in the states go talk to for something like this? just a general practicioner or a plastic surgeon?

The only reason I'd speak with a general practitioner would be to get a referral to a plastic surgeon. Don't let any general MD or general surgeon come near you.
 
mvmaxx said:


The only reason I'd speak with a general practitioner would be to get a referral to a plastic surgeon. Don't let any general MD or general surgeon come near you.

thanks for the advice!

AND, how do you know if its gyno for sure? i dont' have any pain behind my nips, and i don't really feel any lumps or anything... i can feel something underthere if i get a good grab on the area around my nip and kinda "roll" it between my thumb and fingers. i think its just the gland, but it'd kinda blow my story if i have to ask him if its gyno and only if he tells me "yes" then start complaining of pain.
i've had it for a long time (not aas related) and have tried to get my bf% down (to see if thats what it was)and have gotten pretty damn lean everywhere except for the nips and some fat on lower abs/handles. i've got veins in my obliques/upper chest/arms/legs/etc..

getting a full physical/blood work done next week and have been thinking about asking my Gen. Practicioner about it. its very obvious i work out, and i have come a long way since the last time he saw me (did once cycle so far), but i dont' think he'd necessarily suspect aas use.

this has bothered me for as long as i can remember, and i'd like to have a firm, tight lower chest...

also, to those who have had the procedure done... i hear that taking out the entire gland leaves the nipples looking "caved in." is this a permenant effect or just temporary? does anyone have a pic of what the end result is of taking out the entire gland as opposed to leavving something there to "support the nipple?" if its not a huge difference, i'd personally just rather them take out the whole damn thing.

anyways... lets hear some feedback please!
 
mvmaxx said:


The only reason I'd speak with a general practitioner would be to get a referral to a plastic surgeon. Don't let any general MD or general surgeon come near you.

he's right. plus from what I've heard, plastic surgeons do a better job, plus they know the right things to say to insurance companies to get them to cover your gyno surgery.
 
For those who are shit nuts, this is what I did:

1. Went to my primary care and got a referral for a general surgeon.

2. The morning of my appointment with the general surgeon, I stuck a 25g pin smack dab in the center of my nipple.
3. I let my nipple bleed and left the blood there.

4. Told the general surgeon that it was very painful and was bleeding all the time.

5. He did the operation right there in the office with a local!

6. Atena covered 100% of the procedure.

TOTAL COST FOR ME: $0

I will admit that it may be best to go to a plastic sugeon, but the scar is barely visible. Although the surgeon was "general", he has done a notable amount of mastectomies. My nipple loooks better than the work my friend got by a famous bodybuilder plastic surgeon in NY. Also, he left a small amount of gland to prevent the nipple from appearing sunken.

It took about 8 weeks for me to fully recover and I had it drained once by the surgeon and I drained it once myself when I was on a cruise in Bermuda.

I have pictures from before and after the surgery if someone can post them for me.

~3
 
Hey guys what up i'm 17 years old and have been dealing with this since i was 13. I live in georgia and there is only one surgeon that is even a little near me and when i make an a appointment what do i tell him so i can get the surgery for free. I really wantthis cause it is so embarassing to me and i'm so sick of it.Thank guys and plz write me back.
 
this is in the process of working for me.. i told the doc how bothersome the lumps were..now tomorrow i have a consultation for my surgery.. thank god
 
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