Just looked at 2nd picture. That will need to be painted. There's a tiny chance it can be buffed. If I were attempting the repair, I might try blending the surrounding paint with new paint, via a buffer (which melts the surrounding paint to blend the repair).

Again, a REPUTABLE shop, will be able to fix it very well. Look up exotic repair shops in your area, and take it there. That's where I always go. They have the best guys/gals and they don't fool around. I've found they're usually the cheapest also, due to their honesty.