Health insurance coverage of breast reduction - Breast reduction surgery - Forums & Discussion 

It depends on the health insurance law in the country where you live.

In India it is more to do with insurance company policy .

you have to consult the insurance with this question,insurances vary with their decisions.

A consultation and examination and a prior approval from the Ministry of Health in Ontario is required before breast reduction surgery can be covered. Overly large breasts can cause some women to have both health and emotional problems. In addition to self image issues, you may also experience physical pain and discomfort. The weight of excess breast tissue can impair your ability to lead an active life. The emotional discomfort and self-consciousness often associated with having large pendulous breasts is as important an issue to many women as the physical discomfort and pain. Also known as reduction mammaplasty, this procedure removes excess breast fat, glandular tissue and skin to achieve a breast size in proportion with your body and to alleviate the discomfort associated with overly large breasts. Is it right for me? Breast reduction is a highly individualized procedure and you should do it for yourself, not to fulfill someone else’s desires or to try to fit any sort of ideal image. Breast reduction is a good option for you if: . You are physically healthy . You have realistic expectations . You don’t smoke . You are bothered by the feeling that your breasts are too large . Your breasts limit your physical activity . You experience back, neck and shoulder pain caused by the weight of your breasts . You have regular indentations from bra straps that support heavy, pendulous breasts . You have skin irritation beneath the breast crease . Your breasts hang low and have stretched skin . Your nipples rest below the breast crease when your breasts are unsupported . You have enlarged areolas caused by stretched skin. For more information you can check out our website at www.niagaraplasticsurgery.com

yes,but it also depends on the type of your policy and the company too.