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Will Insurance Cover Your Breast Reduction? Watch and Find Out.

When Will Insurance Covers a Breast Reduction. Instagram:   / amjadplastics   Website: https://www.amjadplastics.com Email: [email protected] Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our videos for upload notifications! Tofu was harmed in the making of this video. Transcript: Welcome to another episode of now you know plastic surgery. Today, we’re going to talk about breast reduction. You know you want that breast from triple D down to a “B” and you want to get that shrunk. We’re gonna talk about how much needs to come off and when insurance is going to cover and what you need to know about that. For women who want to go from that small “D” to a “C” or from a big “C” to a small “C,” this video isn’t for you. That’s mastopexy. For the big breasted women, this is your video. So, you’re ready for your breast reduction. You want to go to the surgeon and find out what’s going on. What they’re going to do is they’re going to get your body surface area, a calculation done by your height and your weight. Then, they’re going to come up with a number and they’re going to put that to a Schnur chart, which is going to tell them how much grams of breast tissue they need to remove in order to get you covered by insurance. If they can exceed that amount, it’s going to work. If they can’t, you may be denied by insurance. You may have to pay for it yourself. So, we’re going to talk about volume, which how big, which is what you want to know. Density, which is what the surgeon is going to find out when they operate or when they examine you and mass, which is what the insurance company cares about. So, we have a scale and some tofu. And then, we’re going to get some water. And we’re gonna go all through volume, density and mass. Okay. Always wash your hands, before handling food. So, let’s just for argument sake, power on our scale, which is in grams, the amount we want. The package says it is 510 grams. Our scale says 686. That is most likely secondary to the packaging and the fluid around the tofu. So, let’s unpack our tofu. Let’s go back to our scale and see how much it weighs without the water- 566, about 50 grams. So, the packaging is most likely about 50 grams. Let’s take our tofu out. Rinse off our packaging. Now, what I want you to have learned up to this point is that this is our firm tofu. It is dense, more dense than breast tissue, but it took up the volume of this box. So, if you imagine this box as your breast, that would all be breast tissue. In order to remove, six hundred and eight six grams of breast tissue that is this dense, you’d have to remove a volume or size similar to this. We’re gonna go back to our scale and see what our box weights- 23 grams. Okay. So now, we are going to fill the box with water and we’re going to see what gram or weight it has. We know the water is, most likely, less dense than the tofu we have. So, we’ll fill it almost to the top. And, we’ll put it up here, up on the fancy scale once again. And there we go- 427. So, something that occupies the same volume is less dense gives us a lower weight. What does that mean? If you have fatty breast tissue, that is less dense than fibrous breast tissue. It takes more breast tissue to come off to get you the weight insurance wants. Alright. Here on “Now You Know Plastic Surgery,” waste not, want not. I am not a big tofu fan, but we know, everything tastes better fried. Bon Appetit! Office (305) 267-8885