muwe

I have old acne scars and my derm doctor recommended a few things for it:

-restylane to fill the pot marks left from the acne (only a few of them)
-lasers
-chemical peel

None of these are cheap and I don't think I can afford the treatment and wouldn't want to pay that much unless the results are permanent. Has anyone ever had this partially paid for by their medical insurance?

Thanks

versace

Unfortunately I can say with almost 100% certainty no as to the insurance coverage. If money is an issue you may not want to go with an injectable filler as your first choice since the results aren't permanent, however that is by far the best method to fill in indentation from what I have heard.

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hairremoval

I think you should give a try to Acne scar treatment it is very effective and use full