Medical beauty department can't take medical insurance under normal circumstances. Medical and aesthetic departments mainly repair and beautify some people with poor appearance, and these items are generally not covered by medical insurance reimbursement.

Of course, the specific situation depends on the policies of different regions and hospitals. Some hospitals may provide some beauty projects within the scope of medical insurance according to specific conditions, such as some basic skin care and laser hair removal. However, these projects generally have certain restrictions, such as the scope of use, reimbursement ratio and so on.

In addition, even for items within the scope of medical insurance, some supporting documents, such as doctors' diagnosis certificates, treatment plans, invoices, etc. , may need to be reimbursed. Therefore, if you need medical beauty, it is recommended to consult the local medical insurance policy first to understand the specific regulations and processes so as to make better decisions.

To sum up, medical beauty departments generally can't take medical insurance, and the specific situation depends on the policies of different regions and hospitals. Before medical beauty, it is recommended to consult the local medical insurance policy to understand the specific regulations and procedures.

Legal basis:

Article 28 of the Social Insurance Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "Medical expenses that meet the basic medical insurance drug list, diagnosis and treatment items, medical service facilities standards and emergency rescue shall be paid by the basic medical insurance fund in accordance with state regulations."

The Guiding Opinions on Further Deepening the Reform of Payment Mode of Basic Medical Insurance (Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security Fa [2065438+07] No.55) stipulates: "Strictly control the unreasonable expenditure of medical expenses. Improve the management of medical insurance agreements, clarify the medical quality management responsibilities of contracting institutions, standardize medical behaviors, and strictly control indicators such as drug utilization rate, drug cost ratio, and average medical expenses outside the basic medical insurance catalogue. "