How hard is it to get approved for jaw surgery by insurance in the USA?

[Anchor_Ship]

I really want to know.

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Scan of my skull. How hard would it be for me to get approved

 

[pentamogged9000]

Pretty hard considering no major deformities

 

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Experts help

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Pretty hard considering no major deformities

Should I try anyway

 

[pentamogged9000]

Should I try anyway

Ofc

 

[Anchor_Ship]

@sinn how do u qualify for insurance, do you know

 

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@noprogressno

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Going to sleep please respond anyone with experience in usa

 

[SubHumanHere]

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[itneverevenstarted]

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[WanderingBurro]

Most likely not worth it. They probably won't treat you unless you're noticeably deformed and most bimax surgeons will do as small of an advancement as they can. You'll need to go out of your way to find someone to give you aesthetic results.

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Most likely not worth it. They probably won't treat you unless you're noticeably deformed and most bimax surgeons will do as small of an advancement as they can. You'll need to go out of your way to find someone to give you aesthetic results.

No dude. The person I want to go to has been discussed here for having great results

 

[longjohnmong]

The only way I could see this happening is if you get a sleep study that shows you have sleep apnea (which is doubtful considering your airway looks pretty big) or you can convince a surgeon that you have TMJ disorder.

You'd probably have better luck just finding a cheap foreign surgeon.

 

[Anchor_Ship]

The only way I could see this happening is if you get a sleep study that shows you have sleep apnea (which is doubtful considering your airway looks pretty big) or you can convince a surgeon that you have TMJ disorder.

You'd probably have better luck just finding a cheap foreign surgeon.

Fr my airway looks big? I feel like I cannot breath air well

 

[twilight]

No dude. The person I want to go to has been discussed here for having great results

can’t you just ask him if insurance will cover you? doubt they would tho cause i know usa is just like any other cuck country where insurance only covers if it’s for a medical deformity thing and anything more than that (like large blackpilled movements) will be seen as cosmetic and therefore not covered

 

[Anchor_Ship]

can’t you just ask him if insurance will cover you? doubt they would tho cause i know usa is just like any other cuck country where insurance only covers if it’s for a medical deformity thing and anything more than that (like large blackpilled movements) will be seen as cosmetic and therefore not covered

Yes this is my plan. Going to set up a consult and since this surgeon is so close to me I can show up in person. It says on website I am under the insurance. He seems blackpilled because I’ve seen good results of him discussed on .org

 

[longjohnmong]

Fr my airway looks big? I feel like I cannot breath air well

Okay, maybe not big. Tbh, I don't know what big looks like. But this was mine:

And I'm not even sure I had sleep apnea. Yours looks quite a bit bigger. But maybe you have it? You can do some sort of sleep apea questionnaire that can estimate your likelihood of having it.

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Okay, maybe not big. Tbh, I don't know what big looks like. But this was mine:

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And I'm not even sure I had sleep apnea. Yours looks quite a bit bigger. But maybe you have it? You can do some sort of sleep apea questionnaire that can estimate your likelihood of having it.

I don’t mind taking a sleep apnea test because I genuinely feel like doing bimax would ascend my sleep and breathing. My nose will be clogged and I will naturally start mouth breathing

 

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[slicknickhtx]

The only possible way to get insurance to pay for some kind of orthognathic surgery is if you can prove the corrective surgery is medically necessary.

 

[Deleted member 26824]

small chance

 

[slicknickhtx]

The only possible way to get insurance to pay for some kind of orthognathic surgery is if you can prove the corrective surgery is medically necessary.

Also another thing, please do not go with a cheap foreign doctor. If this is something you can’t afford don’t sweat it, grow up a little make the right decisions and when you get a job or career after college you can save up money and do it the right way. Best of luck to you

 

[Anchor_Ship]

The only possible way to get insurance to pay for some kind of orthognathic surgery is if you can prove the corrective surgery is medically necessary.

Sleep apnea test I guess

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Also another thing, please do not go with a cheap foreign doctor. If this is something you can’t afford don’t sweat it, grow up a little make the right decisions and when you get a job or career after college you can save up money and do it the right way. Best of luck to you

I have job right now and 10k

 

[slicknickhtx]

I have job right now and 10k

U can take a sleep apnea test it’s extremely unlikely they will approve you for orthognathic surgery though. And ur looking at about 30 thousand USD for that procedure. I don’t know what u look like but I’d recommend losing bodyfat it will make ur jawline show more and id recommend training ur neck. Trust me man being 11-12% bodyfat ur jawline looks night and day different compared to if ur 18% or higher.

 

[Anchor_Ship]

U can take a sleep apnea test it’s extremely unlikely they will approve you for orthognathic surgery though. And ur looking at about 30 thousand USD for that procedure. I don’t know what u look like but I’d recommend losing bodyfat it will make ur jawline show more and id recommend training ur neck. Trust me man being 11-12% bodyfat ur jawline looks night and day different compared to if ur 18% or higher.

I do all of this and was at 12 and I still badly need jaw surgery

 

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[Deleted member 28990]

Look at your insurance's clinical indications for jaw surgery. For example, Anthem's guidelines:

https://www.anthem.com/dam/medpolicies/abc/active/guidelines/gl_pw_d083869.html

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Look at your insurance's clinical indications for jaw surgery. For example, Anthem's guidelines:

https://www.anthem.com/dam/medpolicies/abc/active/guidelines/gl_pw_d083869.html

This is really helpful I know I have skeletal overbite and probably sleep apnea

 

[Anchor_Ship]

Look at your insurance's clinical indications for jaw surgery. For example, Anthem's guidelines:

https://www.anthem.com/dam/medpolicies/abc/active/guidelines/gl_pw_d083869.html

Apparently United doesn’t cover 99% of people brutal asf

 

[Deleted member 19766]

just try to get as much as you can covered, you can usually get at least a fraction covered depending on insurance if you have sleep apnea