Dr. Jandali accepts the following insurances for breast reduction: United Healthcare, UHC Oxford, Aetna, ConnectiCare, UMR, Anthem, and Blue Cross Blue Shield
**Dr. Jandali gets insurance coverage for breast reduction in over 90% of cases.**
Insurance companies will often cover the full cost of breast reduction surgery if certain criteria are met. They will often ask for medical documentation of neck pain, back pain, rashes underneath the breasts, and difficulties performing daily activities. They often need photographic documentation of macromastia (large breasts).
We ask all patients to obtain notes documenting their symptoms from excessively large breasts from any of the following doctors: ObGyn, primary medical doctor, back/spine doctor, breast surgeon. Also, if you have notes documenting that you have been a chiropractor, physical therapist, or an acupuncturist, these will help in getting approval as well.
Many insurances will only authorize surgery if a certain amount of breast tissue is removed from each breast. They base these calculations on the patient’s height, weight, and body surface area.
If your breast reduction procedure can’t be covered through your medical insurance, Jandali Plastic Surgery will provide you with a personalized quote for your surgery. There are multiple financing options available to fit your budget and potentially pay for the surgery over 6-12 months.