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Whether one qualifies for medical insurance coverage is not a mystery as most insurance companies have very specific criteria to qualify for eligibility. In fact, it is one of the most scrutinized of all plastic surgery procedures covered by insurance. There are several important issues including your weight and breast size, how much tissue the plastic surgeon plans to remove, documentation of painful symptoms, and what other non-surgical treatments have you had.

How much you weigh is a significant consideration. if you are over 20% of your ideal body weight, your insurance company may say you need to lose weight first. We all know that weight loss will not decrease the size of your breasts (it some cases it may make the skin sag more, causing greater strain on your neck, shoulders, and back), nevertheless, this is a criteria that insurance companies use. At the least, if you are overweight, attempts at weight loss must be done and documented. If you can only lose so much weight, then so be it. But some weight loss effort may be required.

Breast size is an obvious important criteria. There is no precise breast size that makes the cut-off for insurance coverage. Rather it is a combination of your height, weight, and breast size. Technically, your height and weight are put into a formula to create your BSA. (body surface area) Based on your calculated BSA and the amount of breast tissue your plastic surgeon says will be removed (there is an industry standard graph and table which determines this) is the numerical determinant for medical eligibility. You have no control over what your plastic surgeon estimates will be removed but that number is of critical importance. The whole concept of this numerical determinant is for the insurance company to determine that they are not really paying for a breast lift which is mainly a cosmetic operation. I call this compensation for the 'sins' of the past done by plastic surgeons from decades ago.

One of the hardest criteria to document, but is one of the big three, is what have you done non-surgically that may make your breast and body pain go away without surgery? We all know that nothing short of reducing large breasts will make their symptoms go away, but again, we must play by their rules. Some form of physical therapy, chiropractic treatment, or even acupuncture must usually be tried first (for three months) and documented that it did NOT work. Most breast reduction consults that I see are usually lacking in this criteria of eligibility. It may feel like a waste of the insurance's money and your time, but it often must be done.

To determine possible medical coverage, your plastic surgeon will take photos and measurements of your breasts and bundle up all of the information listed above and send it to your insurance company. The more complete this information is, the less likely you will get a letter (4 to 6 weeks later) that says there is not enough information to make a predetermination. Your breast reduction may be determined to be medically necessary if you meet all the required criteria! It can be a slow process, and it may take more than one letter from your plastic surgeon, but persistence and perseverance is the key to a medical necessary breast reduction.

Dr Barry Eppley, board-certified plastic surgeon of Indianapolis, is in private practice at Clarian Health in two suburban Indianapolis locations. He writes a daily blog on plastic surgery at http://www.exploreplasticsurgery.com

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Navy Question?

I'm going into my sophmore year, and have come to two things I would like to do.
Enter the navy, or become a pharmacist. Very different , I know, but I can't seem to find an answer to an important question I have about the navy.
What are the physical requirements for a female going in, just out of highschool?
I read somewhere that your height just has to be proportianate to your weight, as shown on a chart they follow.
But I have a very lean body, I'm not really tall, I just have a large frame, so my weight is above the normal for a 5'6 woman.
Would the Naval people understand this or would i have to lose weight?
I was also specifically wondering about the running portion- how long in what time?
I have a 3.6 , so i don't mean just an "extra" , I want to work my way up, so I'd also like the educational requirements if you know them.
Thank you !
Dani:)

If you are going into your sophmore year, then I would start now. Get on a regular schedule of exercise and diet, as well as start researching what you want to do. Did you know that the Navy also has pharmacy technicians and pharmacists?

You are going to have to lose a little bit of weight or be within the weight requirements of height / body fat ratio for your body type. You can speak to a recruiter about this and get your answer there, as well as enter what is called the Delayed Entry Program, (but dont do that just yet). Wait until your senior year or until the job that you want carries a bonus for enlistment, that will get you some money in your pocket as well, and make sure that you are able to enlist at the time when you want to leave.

So now, with that said, the educational requirements are that you must only Pass the ASVAB to enslist, however you may or may not get the job that you want. The higher the score on the ASVAB is what determines your eligibility for more technical and advanced jobs that the US Armed Forces has to offer (other than being a cook or laundry person).

Now, if that doesnt answer your question then I would honestly talk to a recruiter or Navy Career Counselor.

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