when it comes to an insurer's decision to pay for any procedure the main issue is always whether it's considered medically necessary. while breast augmentation for the sake of vanity is not a covered service generally if a procedure is necessary to repair or preserve the healthy functioning of the body it's likely to be medically necessary. having said that the only way to know for certain is to ask your insurance carrier. rules vary from one plan to next. you'll likely need to get your health plan's authorization before having any surgery done. and you should work with your doctor to obtain medical records and other supporting materials that justify the procedure from a medical standpoint.
silicone implants are 30 years old have scar tissue now will insurance coverage the surgery to fix this condition? . the implants are feeling very tight somewhat uncomfortable would this be a reason for insurance to cover new surgery.