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Is camouflage therapy reimbursed?

As a skin therapist and owner of Medicadermis, I am often asked: “Is camouflage therapy covered?” The answer depends on the medical indication, the chosen treatment method, and your policy conditions. Because insurers differ in this regard, I have listed the most important points for you.

Safe, evidence-based treatment methods

At Medikadermis, I work exclusively with proven, scientifically substantiated techniques. I am affiliated with the Dutch Association of Skin Therapists (NVH) and the Quality Register for Paramedics (KP). In this way, I guarantee professional care according to the highest quality standards, with transparency and reliability as guiding principles.

What is camouflage therapy?

Camouflage therapy reduces visible color differences in the skin, for example in cases of:

  • Redness, couperose and rosacea
  • Hyperpigmentation, melasma or sun damage
  • Discoloration due to inflammation or pigment loss

Forms of application

  • Medical camouflage products & lessons: You will learn how to apply the right products yourself for natural coverage.
  • Light and laser treatments: reduce bothersome vascular structures or pigment accumulations.
  • Dermatography (medical tattooing): Long-lasting neutralization of color differences with a pigmented tattoo.

You can find more information about our complete medical camouflage therapy, including products. here.

Reimbursement for camouflage therapy with make-up & lessons

  • Supplementary insurance: often a one-off or up to approximately € 100–€ 250 per year
  • Limits: usually only for face and neck
  • Reference: sometimes required by a general practitioner or specialist
  • Condition: treatment by a KP-registered skin therapist or ANBOS specialist

NB: This is not reimbursed under the basic insurance (considered cosmetic).

Light compensation & laser treatments

  • Basic insurance: only with a medical indication (e.g. congenital vascular abnormality or severe rosacea)
  • Supplementary insurance: Some insurers reimburse treatment by a recognized skin therapist.

Not reimbursed if:

  • There is no medical indication
  • You choose a non-contracted healthcare provider
  • Your policy excludes laser therapy

Reimbursement for dermatography (medical tattooing)

  • Basic insurance: for medical necessity, such as areola reconstruction after a mastectomy
  • Supplementary insurance: sometimes (partially) for scar camouflage or pigment disorders

Not reimbursed if:

  • There is no medical necessity (purely cosmetic)
  • The treatment takes place at a non-contracted healthcare provider.
  • Your health insurer excludes dermatography

How do you avoid surprises?

  • Always check the policy conditions of your supplementary insurance.
  • Check in advance if you need a referral.
  • Choose a recognized practitioner (NVH and KP registered)

Why choose Medicadermis?

At Medicademis, I offer customized camouflage therapy, supported by scientific insights and performed with safe equipment. You receive personal guidance, honest explanations, and transparent care.

Do you want to know which treatment option suits your skin best?
Feel free to contact , I am happy to help you further!

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