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Tummy tuck: Removing excess skin in Health ·
Lisa Ross43 said:Well, I can tell you for certain that breast corrections are definitely possible... and I'll be able to give you the full, exact details by the end of the year... Kitty hehehe

That sounds great... are you happy with the results? Did you have it done in Washington, D.C. or somewhere else? Also, were you able to get Medicare to cover it or did you pay out of pocket? If not, is the surgery expensive? Is it worth doing before having kids, considering how breastfeeding affects things later on? Sorry to bug you with all this, but my breasts already look pretty bad, and if they change even more after surgery and weight loss, I don't even want to think about it!🙄😕
Tummy tuck: Removing excess skin in Health ·
quietgull62 said:I see you’re just starting out on this journey. Honestly, I think it might be a bit premature to be worrying about all that right now. You have the surgery first, then there's at least a full year of weight loss ahead of you... and until then—who knows if Medicare will even have the budget for any of this stuff! I guess I'm joking, obviously, but you really have plenty of time to stress over those things later.
Regarding breast surgery—honestly, I’m just not sure if Medicare would even cover something like that. I don't personally know anyone who has managed to get a breast augmentation covered through Medicare. I mean, I know reduction surgery is a possibility since there’s an actual medical indication for it, but a lift? I really don't know. In any case, I think you should probably focus on that final victory over the scale first, and then we can worry about the aesthetics once the time is right. Good luck!

You're absolutely right. I've already started. I managed to drop 3 kg following the Dukanov diet—I need to lose 15 kg just to qualify for the surgery. My endocrinologist gave me the green light, so now I'm just waiting on the gastroenterologist and the psychologist. I truly hope this operation finally puts an end to all my struggles. Thanks for getting back to me!🙏🙂
Tummy tuck: Removing excess skin in Health ·
Lisa Ross43 said:Everything related to that extra weight you lose—all those physical changes resulting from slimming down—is completely covered by Medicare.

But what about breasts? If they start sagging and deflate like balloons... does that count too? Does Medicare cover that, or am I stuck paying out of pocket?😲
Tummy tuck: Removing excess skin in Health ·
Does Medicare cover the cost of skin removal surgery after a bypass or other procedures, and if so, under what specific circumstances? Thanks!😕