Cost Of Breast Reduction Victoria

If you are thinking about getting breast reduction surgery, you have probably already discovered that the costs can vary quite a little from one procedure to another. The various aspects that influence the cost of breast reduction surgery in Melbourne, Victoria are outlined in the following bullet points. We are committed to providing you with the information you require in order to make a decision that is well-informed.

Cost of Breast Reduction in Victoria

The question is whether or not Medicare will pay for breast reduction surgery.
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MEDICARE AND MY HEALTH INSURANCE: DO THEY PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR BREAST REDUCTION SURGERY?
Among the few types of breast surgery that are covered by both private insurance and Medicare, breast reduction surgery is one of the rare types of breast surgery. On the other hand, it is probable that you will incur some additional costs that are out of your own money. Your medical expenses (including those for the surgeon, the anesthesiologist, and the assistant), as well as your stay in the hospital, will, in the majority of instances, be repaid in full or in part. For certain patients, an early exit from the Superannuation program could be a choice. What is the matter with that? Breast reduction surgery is sought after by a significant number of women for a variety of essential reasons, including but not limited to the following:

Provides relief from the pain in the back, neck, and shoulders that is brought on by the weight of the breasts

The alleviation of persistent skin infections under the breasts, also known as “intertrigo.”

In addition to this, the desire to improve other health concerns that are associated with breast weight and have an impact on the quality of life, such as going to the gym and jogging, is also present.

The prices for breast reduction in Melbourne range from $12,000 to $16,000 for the mid-range patient. Making a breakdown of your quote is something that we strongly recommend.

Will Medicare Cover My Breast Reduction?

• Having heavy breasts that cause chronic health conditions constitutes a medical reason for having breast reduction surgery.
• If the surgery is deemed by your surgeon to be medically necessary and meets strict Medicare criteria, a rebate should be granted.
• You should first attend your GP to request a medical referral to your Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Benefits of Breast Reduction

• Breast Reduction surgery is life-changing. It can prevent or treat recurring problems related to heavy breasts.
• Most breast reduction patients are happy to find they have a new lease on life – This ranges from better sleep to being able to participate in new activities e.g. fitness classes which they have been unable to attend in the past.
• Further benefits from Breast Reduction surgery include being able to wear fashionable bras, bathers and other items of clothing you formerly felt weren’t suited to your fuller-breasted appearance.

You will need a Medical Referral in order to claim your surgery with Medicare. To be eligible to Claim a Medicare item number for your breast reduction surgery, (as with any other Medicare rebate), visit your GP and ask for a referral to your surgeon or phone Coco Ruby Plastic Surgery on 1300 599 990  to find out more about Breast Surgery including Reduction Mammoplasty.

For a Reduction Mammoplasty – YES – Medicare Rebates MAY apply – but strict criteria must be met. There is no guarantee, but ask your General Practitioner for information to see if you qualify or speak with a Specialist Plastic Surgeon after getting a referral from your GP.