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Of course you can have your bass' finish touched up. Cost depends on the amount of work needed and your luthier's rate. I spent almost $800 for a major touch-up over finish, on a bass in terrible finish shape. The work was done by one of the best and pricier luthiers in town. A few scratches shouldn't cost much at all.
I'm assuming these are the kinds of scratches that need professional attention. FWIW, for small, minor scratches, bleeding the tip of a brown sharpie or furniture marker into a soft cloth and then immediately rubbing the cloth on the scratch can work wonders.