Can I get medicaid to give you a boobjob too? C cups? a liposuction and a tummy tuck...how bout a facelift? Why stop there...botox treatments...longer eyelash medications...lip fat injections...hair transplants from your butt to your receding hairline on your forehead? nose job? care for a butt and calve implants? Wow...the simple shallow extremeness that women possess never seems to astound and shock me...now you want the government to pay for your shallowness? Nah hon...do what all the other women do...they don't usually golddig on the system...usually they find a man to golddig and leach on. do that. make sure you find a really rich and shallow dude...so he can tell you things like you aren't beautiful JUST the way you are...stuff that will support such changes. I gotta say you should start accepting yourself the way you are, if you aren't comfortable with your hair, by a razor, one dollar at dollar tree, or go get waxed at the salon for twenty bucks...they do it for CHEAP at community college cosmotology departments.
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no never will they cover that. that is cosmetic and sadly people abuse the medicaid system and this question is a typical example of someone trying to get more sh*t for free
Wow some of these people actually have no idea that there can be a difference between cosmetic and medical/metal health reasons for not only getting laser hair removal but, for other surgeries typically flagged as "cosmetic" as well. I for one am a transgender woman and where I live, Medicaid will pay for many of these surgeries, such as breast augmentation, FFS, body sculpting, as well as "the big one". It is not at all an unreasonable question to see if Medicaid could/would pay for hair removal as many people's mental health suffers from unwanted or unsightly hair. It can be an actual killer when someone is uncomfortable in their own body, sure hair maybe easier to manage than some other things but it's really no different when you break it down.. the person may be uncomfortable in their own body because of it and that can lead to many mental health problems and illnesses. So grow up, open your eyes, and be accepting of others for Christ's sake.
No they don't. You can get a at home laser machine and do it yourself. There are different ones out there but the best one is by prescription only. Its a couple hundred dollars but it is way cheaper then getting it done at a salon. Your doctor can prescribe it for you but you have to have light skin and dark hair for the at home ones to work. Also, during the summer a lot of laser salons have 2 for 1 deals. It is affordable if you pay as you go since it takes 4-6 months to complete the treatments. Its usually $50-$100 per area depending on the size of the area.
Is your hair causing you medical issues or somehow threatens your life? If not then no.
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Hells no, even if you had good medical it probably wouldn't cover it.
That counts as plastic surgery and medicaid doesn't pay for plastic surgeries because its not an important thing.
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