Q. Isn't this service considered cosmetic? Will my insurance cover this procedure? How much and when do I have to pay?
A. These services are not cosmetic, but reconstructive. Hence, they are medically necessary, and should be covered by your insurance.

The steps for receiving pre-authorization can take several days and in the case of Medicaid patients it can take up to four weeks.

Upon receiving authorization for services an appointment will then be scheduled.

Insurance companies that we are currently contracted with:

**Being a contracted provider does not guarantee coverage of benefits. Benefits and services are based on individual coverage plans. Pre-authorization or referrals are still required with contracted insurance companies.

**Insurance companies that we are not contracted with may still cover services based on medical necessity as well as if there are no other providers within their network to perform such services. This is in accordance with the Colorado Network Adequacy Law which states “In any case where the carrier has no participating providers to provide a covered benefit, the carrier shall arrange for a referral to a provider with the necessary expertise and ensure that the covered person obtains the covered benefit at no greater cost to the covered person than if the benefit were obtained from participating providers.”

Visa and MasterCard accepted.
Payment plans available through Care Credit.

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