can insurance pay for surgery

[axios]

Can I get double jaw, bimax, bsso, imdo, or any hardmax surgery covered by insurance if I complain about airway issues? Are there certain surgeries that are covered/not covered.

 

[Deleted member 95445]

Only if you provide evidence of medical necessity through documentation, sleep studies, and specialist assessments i think.

 

[Deleted member 76870]

Can I get double jaw, bimax, bsso, imdo, or any hardmax surgery covered by insurance if I complain about airway issues? Are there certain surgeries that are covered/not covered.

If you can fraud the issue yeah

Look at the conditions where people suffer from problems because of their jaw and find a way to fraud the same problems teh insurance will probably cover some of the money maybe most for some people

 

[notalive]

If you are genuinely recessed and a surgeon agrees with you, there is a good chance the surgeon will get it approved by insurance for you. Recessed jaws are unhealthy. That’s why they play such a huge part in the female gaze, weak jaw = less survival chances

 

[axios]

If you are genuinely recessed and a surgeon agrees with you, there is a good chance the surgeon will get it approved by insurance for you. Recessed jaws are unhealthy. That’s why they play such a huge part in the female gaze, weak jaw = less survival chances

Would this qualify? My head is tilted up a bit. From the horizontal frankfurt plane, Im really recessed.