I Have Alopecia Universalis
Is it common for insurance to deny paying for treatment. We're going tgrough this right now with ours
22-25, F
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To my knowledge AU has no standard treatment. Therefore most insurance companies will not pay for "off label" drugs such as Tofacitinib which is marketed as Xeljanz and Jakvinus ~$2,000/month.
Wigs, permanent makeup for eyebrows, and fake lashes are about the only options unless you live very close to a border and can cross to get Rx meds (assuming you can afford them).
Wigs, permanent makeup for eyebrows, and fake lashes are about the only options unless you live very close to a border and can cross to get Rx meds (assuming you can afford them).
Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F
No this is actually my regular appointment with the dermatologist. I have gone 2 times a year dor as long as i remember.
Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F
I was born with au