I have paid social security for a month. Can the operation be reimbursed?

Whether you can use the social security paid for one month for surgery depends on the specific situation:

If it is normal to pay social security, then under normal circumstances, medical insurance will take effect from the next month. In other words, if the medical insurance fee is paid in the current month, the medical expenses of the current month cannot be reimbursed by the medical insurance, and the medical insurance can only be reimbursed after the insured has incurred the relevant medical expenses next month.

If the insurance is cut off, the medical expenses incurred during the cut-off period need to be borne by the insured. However, if the medical insurance is cut off because of the unit, then this part of the medical expenses can be borne by the employer. However, the medical expenses paid by individuals at their own expense according to the needs of medical insurance still need to be borne by the insured themselves.

If you pay medical insurance after breaking off diplomatic relations, you can enjoy medical insurance benefits from the next month. But the proportion of individual pays will increase. However, if there is money in the personal medical insurance account, you can still use the money in the personal medical insurance account to pay for related medical expenses.

Medical insurance not all medical expenses can be reimbursed. For example, medical expenses for plastic surgery are not reimbursed by medical insurance.

I hope the above contents are helpful to you.