Private: Non-ablative Lasers with Corticosteroids

Non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroid treatment is an expensive scar treatment. Cost varies widely, but on average you can expect about $1,745 per session. While non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroid treatment is more expensive than some other scar repair procedures, the cost must be weighed against its safety and efficacy.

Non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroid treatment is considered to be a cosmetic procedure, so your health insurance is unlikely to cover the cost. Check your insurance coverage before scheduling a treatment.

The total cost depends on the:

• Type of laser: The type of laser determines the cost of one treatment session. Some non-ablative fractional lasers are more expensive than others.
• Number of treatments: Multiple (4-6) treatments with non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroids are usually necessary to achieve the desired results. Since most doctors charge per treatment, the more treatments, the higher the costs will be.
• Size of skin area to be treated: The larger the area of skin that will be treated with a non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroids, the higher the price is likely to be. The table below shows the estimated total cost of treating the entire face.

• Geographic location of medical facility: Non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroid treatment is more expensive in some cities and countries than in others.
• Physician’s experience: Doctors who have more experience may charge a higher fee. With all laser treatments, it is important to select a highly experienced doctor for your treatment.
• Recurrence of scars: Raised and keloid scars may potentially improve, but they are well known to sometimes regrow, requiring a new round of treatments. This will drive up the costs.

If you decide to undergo non-ablative fractional laser with corticosteroid treatment, ask multiple doctors for their price estimates before scheduling a treatment.