Insurance money bimax via sleep apnea study

[nvr13]

so i talked to my mother about maxillofacial surgery. she says it still may be able to be covered my insurance when i am older due to my Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

So I would just need a sleep study and all to get a bimax. i also have Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) due to my reccesed mandible so I can also use that as a card

Easy ascension via insurance money jfl

 

[ltn_looksminner]

You lucky bastard

 

[nvr13]

You lucky bastard

im slightly reccessed but its okay. nothing majorly horrible but i still am not sub5 so ftw

 

[autisticm]

im slightly reccessed but its okay. nothing majorly horrible but i still am not sub5 so ftwView attachment 3777547

U don’t even look recessed and u get insurance covered bimax

 

[PainfulProportions]

so i talked to my mother about maxillofacial surgery. she says it still may be able to be covered my insurance when i am older due to my Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

So I would just need a sleep study and all to get a bimax. i also have Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) due to my reccesed mandible so I can also use that as a card

Easy ascension via insurance money jfl

How did you exactly discover that you had sleep apnea?

 

[nvr13]

U don’t even look recessed and u get insurance covered bimax

yes LOLLLL

 

[nvr13]

How did you exactly discover that you had sleep apnea?

hours of extensive sleep study and orthodontic research by doctors and actual certifified people

 

[autisticm]

yes LOLLLL

Lowkey am in the same situation how did u get diagnosed with sleep apnea. I think I might have it even though I’m not recessed

 

[autisticm]

yes LOLLLL

Lowkey am in the same situation how did u get diagnosed with sleep apnea. I think I might have it even though I’m not recessed

 

[nvr13]

Lowkey am in the same situation how did u get diagnosed with sleep apnea. I think I might have it even though I’m not recessed

sleep apnea is caused by a narrow airway. i also have tmj so i can js give them a sob story

also sleep apnea amplifer for you greycels is to sleep on your back so your palate is shittier in your sleep

 

[autisticm]

sleep apnea is caused by a narrow airway. i also have tmj so i can js give them a sob story

also sleep apnea amplifer for you greycels is to sleep on your back so your palate is shittier in your sleep

I don’t even need bimax I just have maxilla resorption in the back of my palate so imma get bone grafts there but they won’t do it until I’m 22

 

[nvr13]

I don’t even need bimax I just have maxilla resorption in the back of my palate so imma get bone grafts there but they won’t do it until I’m 22

niceee nicee bhai

 

[autisticm]

niceee nicee bhai

Will help with my slight sfs, for now I’m just vertically jutting very slightly

 

[jaymog]

U don’t even look recessed and u get insurance covered bimax

Just obesemaxx and give urself sleep apnea and insurance will cover DJS cuz they legally can’t tell you to lose weight

 

[nvr13]

Will help with my slight sfs, for now I’m just vertically jutting very slightly

i used to jutt but i finally no longer need to do it

hopefully my insurance does cover the surgery when I am older tbh.

 

[nvr13]

LMAO method??

Just obesemaxx and give urself sleep apnea and insurance will cover DJS cuz they legally can’t tell you to lose weight

 

[wordengage]

This really depends on your insurer - a lot of insurers include a clause saying that you need to spend a period of time using a CPAP machine before they can start suggesting jaw surgery as an alternative, some insurers refuse to cover jaw surgery for sleep disorders (e.g. Allianz). Depends on insurer really.

 

[kief]

This really depends on your insurer - a lot of insurers include a clause saying that you need to spend a period of time using a CPAP machine before they can start suggesting jaw surgery as an alternative, some insurers refuse to cover jaw surgery for sleep disorders (e.g. Allianz). Depends on insurer really.

You’re absolutely right — when it comes to insurance coverage for jaw surgery (like maxillomandibular advancement, MMA) for sleep apnea, the requirements and approval process vary significantly by insurer.

 

[kief]

so i talked to my mother about maxillofacial surgery. she says it still may be able to be covered my insurance when i am older due to my Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

So I would just need a sleep study and all to get a bimax. i also have Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) due to my reccesed mandible so I can also use that as a card

Easy ascension via insurance money jfl

Who’s your insurance

 

[Spart4n]

so i talked to my mother about maxillofacial surgery. she says it still may be able to be covered my insurance when i am older due to my Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

So I would just need a sleep study and all to get a bimax. i also have Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) due to my reccesed mandible so I can also use that as a card

Easy ascension via insurance money jfl

Mirin Method

 

[HorseMan7]

so i talked to my mother about maxillofacial surgery. she says it still may be able to be covered my insurance when i am older due to my Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

So I would just need a sleep study and all to get a bimax. i also have Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) due to my reccesed mandible so I can also use that as a card

Easy ascension via insurance money jfl

Godspeed brother. I'm fighting my insurance right now over this and it's a pain in the ass. Sleep on your back, having an AHI of 15+ is usually the threshold needed for insurance to cover it

 

[nvr13]

Godspeed brother. I'm fighting my insurance right now over this and it's a pain in the ass. Sleep on your back, having an AHI of 15+ is usually the threshold needed for insurance to cover it

holy mirin was gonna say that last part. remembered AHI can increase if you are on your back
honestly i may just go to South Korea and label it as a functional and aesthetic surgery since there are some blackpilled mfs over there