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Breast Surgery?

The majority of women are not satisfied with their breasts. Nearly every woman complains about the size, too big or too small… Precisely designed bras are better and better at improving the nature. They can add volume, shape, and deceive the eye… However, they offer only temporary solutions.

For over 100 years people have tried to improve Mother Nature. The beginnings were very tedious and disappointing.

“It’s hard to imagine that at the beginning of the 20th century surgeons tried to increase the size of breast by means of glass balls, sponges or paraffin. Today we can make laugh at these methods as for years we have successfully practiced two methods, which are checked and completely safe” says Igor Kubiak from MTA Poland – Medical Tourism Agency.

Nowadays, the most recommended are the following:

Breast enlargement with silicone implants – they are filled with condensed gel secured against leakage. After the treatment a patient needs to stay at the hospital for about 2-3 days and after about 2 months can return to a normal daily routine and take advantage of a new figure.
Injections with hyaluronic acid (Macrolane) found in a natural form in human body. This treatment gives the effect for 2 years and it is practiced by women who cannot take silicone implants or want to test a new, desired size of breasts. This treatment does not require hospitalization and you can come back home to your daily routine on the same day. Read more…

Finding Out if You Are Covered for Breast Reduction Surgery

Cosmetic surgery can be quite costly and financing the surgery may create a problem. However, there are some procedures that are eligible for coverage by your insurance policy. Breast reduction surgery happens to be one of those procedures. Therefore, if you want breast reduction performed, under which factors will your insurance provider cover it and how do you get their promise?

The initial phase should be getting in touch with your health care provider or insurance company and inquiring what is required to be accepted. Do not send in a request until you have all necessary documentation they ask for. It may seem like a mounds of legwork and a hassle, but if you want to eliminate the cost, it is well worth the attempt.

Ask yourself why you want this procedure. If you are getting the procedure simply for cosmetic reasons and not medical then it will more than likely come out of your pocket. On the other hand, if you have oversized breasts which are causing plenty of problems such as back and neck pain, headaches and gaining weight because of being inactive, then you are closer to having your insurance provider take care of it. Read more…