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Is perlane (dermal fillers) ever covered by insurance? i can't afford perlane (dermal fillers) on my own. are there any cases where it would be covered?
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There : There are a few rare instances that it "may" be covered by insurance.. But in general no.
Answered 10/3/2016
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