In most cases, breast enlargements are not reimbursed by health insurance companies because they are generally considered a cosmetic procedure. Cosmetic procedures are usually not covered by the basic insurance, unless there is a medical necessity.
In some exceptional cases, a breast enlargement may be reimbursed if there is a medical reason. For example, if someone has congenital defects or needs a breast reconstruction after a mastectomy due to breast cancer. In such cases, the health insurer may (partially) cover the costs.
It is important to contact your health insurer and specifically inquire about their policy regarding breast enlargements. They can provide you with specific information about reimbursements and any applicable requirements.
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