Infant ear molding of congenital external ear deformities using the EarWell device is a medically necessary procedure that should be a covered service under your medical insurance plan. The correction of congenital external ear deformities falls under the American Medical Association's definition of a reconstructive procedure because it is performed on an abnormal structure of the body, caused by a congenital developmental abnormality, in order to create a normal structure. As a result, EarWell infant ear molding should not be considered a cosmetic procedure. However, insurance plans vary widely, therefore you should contact Dr. Morin's office in order to determine if your infant's EarWell molding treatment is eligible for insurance coverage.