With advancements in healthcare, interest in patient safety during and after surgeries naturally grows, along with efforts to continuously improve and refine this area. Although surgical care has significantly improved in recent years, postoperative complications remain a major source of morbidity, mortality, and costs for healthcare systems. Your insurance provider may refuse to cover the costs.
If you undergo an aesthetic procedure that was not prescribed by a doctor and complications arise, your health insurance provider may ask you to contribute to the treatment costs. In some cases, they may even refuse coverage entirely.
Follow-Up Cost Insurance as Prevention
To prevent such risks, you can use a form of follow-up cost insurance that protects you from financial burdens. One way to minimize risks and ensure maximum safety is through beautyprotect® insurance. Depending on the chosen plan, this insurance will cover your costs if your health insurance provider only partially covers them or refuses coverage entirely. You can insure yourself from the moment of surgery for up to five years.
Follow-Up Cost Insurance Typically Covers:
- The reimbursement of medically necessary treatment costs,
- The reimbursement of expenses for medications and medical aids,
- Insurance benefits in the event of death as a result of the insured aesthetic procedure.
Did the Procedure Not Meet Your Expectations?
You can also take out insurance that guarantees a payout if the desired surgical outcome is not achieved from a medical or aesthetic perspective. In such cases, additional treatment or surgery is necessary. You can also insure your breast implants, which will be replaced in case of damage.
Trust, but Verify
It is important to choose the right insurance, so you should not take provider verification lightly. A key advantage of beautyprotect® follow-up cost insurance is that it is independent of the type and number of procedures performed on the day of surgery, meaning you only pay one premium without surcharges. Additionally, they are well-versed in the legislation of different countries and therefore know where coverage gaps exist for aesthetic surgeries and treatments by private doctors.