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Your provider can confirm whether your surgery is considered “medically necessary.” The good news is that Blue Cross Blue Shield and other major insurance companies may cover preventative services like prophylactic mastectomy for eligible patients.
Positive genetic testing results: Genetic testing looks for gene changes (mutations), such as in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes. If you test positive for these mutations, you may choose to have a prophylactic mastectomy.
Insurance coverage No federal laws require insurance companies to cover a risk-reducing mastectomy. Some state laws require coverage for a risk-reducing mastectomy, but coverage varies state to state. It's best to check with your insurance company to learn about your plan's coverage. Learn more about health insurance.
Ing to several studies, the rate of regret for women who underwent a prophylactic mastectomy is very low, consistently around 5%.