The answer is complex. Everybody’s insurance plan has different provisions. Many insurance plans consider any facial surgery to be cosmetic and specifically excludes them. Other insurance plans have a looser generalization regarding what they will cover and not cover. It also depends what you mean by “covered.” Oftentimes, insurance companies will cover a portion but not all of your case, and this is very specific to your particular insurance plan, what the deductibility of your insurance plan is, and what doctors they are contracted with and at what rates. So the answer is a little bit complicated. I can say that various employer-sponsored health plans more often than not with large technologies companies, and in addition to Starbuck’s and Amazon, will often make agreements with our practice in order to completely cover the cost of facial feminization surgery.