How much do aesthetic treatments cost in the UK? A 2026 price guide

Aesthetic treatment prices vary more than almost any other consumer service: the same treatment can cost twice as much in central London as in the North of England, and a doctor-led clinic will charge well above a nurse-led one on the same street. This guide pulls together typical 2026 UK prices across the main treatments, gathered from price lists published openly on UK clinic websites and checked in June 2026, so patients can budget realistically and clinics can sense-check their own rates. Every figure is a typical market range, not a quote.

How much do aesthetic treatments cost in the UK?

The tables below are the full price picture for this guide, grouped by treatment type. Prices are shown per session, with the typical course price where a treatment is normally sold as a course.

Read these as typical market ranges, not as a price list. They describe where the published UK market sits, not what any single clinic charges, and they are not a quote or an offer of treatment. Only the clinic treating you can price your treatment.

Dermal filler prices

Treatment	Typical UK price	Common range
Lip filler, 0.5ml	around £170	£150 to £250
Lip filler, 1ml	around £250	£200 to £400
Cheek filler (per session)	around £600	£300 to £2,000
Chin filler	around £300	£250 to £450
Jaw / jawline filler	£400 to £700	up to £1,200
Tear trough (under-eye)	around £350	£310 to £950
Nose / non-surgical rhinoplasty	£300 to £600	up to £1,200
Nasolabial folds	£300 to £500	per session

Skin-quality injectable prices

Treatment	Per session	Typical course
Profhilo	£150 to £600 (around £280)	£400 to £900 (course of 2)
Skin boosters	around £300	£600 to £1,000 (course of 3)
Polynucleotides	around £350 (eyes from £135)	£525 to £900 (course of 3)
Mesotherapy	£65 to £450	varies by session count

Skin and energy treatment prices

Treatment	Per session	Typical course
Morpheus8 (RF microneedling)	£400 to £850+ (face)	£1,250 to £3,000 (course of 3)
Microneedling	£100 to £300 (medical)	£500 to £825 (course of 3)
PRP / vampire facial	£400 to £695	around £1,200 to £1,500 (course of 3)
Fat dissolving injections	£150 to £350 per area	2 to 4 sessions typical
HydraFacial	£80 to £395 (by tier)	course discounts common
Dermaplaning	£35 to £150	single session

How are aesthetic treatments priced?

Fillers are priced by the millilitre or per area, and bigger areas such as cheeks and jaw commonly use two to four millilitres, which is why the session cost runs higher. See how much lip filler costs for the detail, and the dermal fillers guide for how the areas differ.

Skin-quality injectables and energy treatments work differently: they are almost always sold as a course, so the course price, not the per-session headline, is the number to compare between clinics.

How much do aesthetic prices vary by region?

Where you are treated is one of the biggest single factors. Across published 2026 price lists, the pattern holds for almost every treatment.

Region	Typical position in the UK market
London and the South East	Most expensive; typically 20 to 40 per cent above the national average, with central London at the top of the market for every treatment
The Midlands	Mid-market; broadly 15 to 25 per cent below central London
The North of England, Scotland and Wales	Generally the most affordable; often 15 to 30 per cent below the capital
Northern Ireland	Lower-middle; broadly in line with the North of England

A worked example, using one Profhilo session:

Location	Typical price for one Profhilo session
Central London	£350 to £600
Leeds, Sheffield or Glasgow	£200 to £350

The gap is real, but part of it is practitioner tier rather than geography alone.

Why do aesthetic prices vary so much?

Five things move the figure:

• Region, as above.
• Practitioner tier. A doctor or experienced prescriber charges more than a junior or training-model injector. With injectables, this is the factor most worth paying for.
• Product and brand. Branded, reputable products cost more than unbranded alternatives, and a price far below the market floor can signal a cheaper or counterfeit product.
• Amount used. Filler is priced per millilitre or per area, so a bigger or more complex treatment costs more.
• Single session versus course, and what is included. Many skin treatments only make sense as a course, and a price that includes a review and aftercare is better value than a bare headline rate.

A note on the cheapest prices: rates far below the typical range often reflect trainee clinics, introductory offers or deposit-only “from” pricing. Price is not a safety guarantee, but with injectables an unusually low number is worth questioning. The safe floor exists because a qualified, insured injector using reputable product and holding access to reversal agents has a real cost base.

Frequently asked questions

How much do aesthetic treatments cost in the UK?

Across published 2026 UK clinic price lists, 1ml of lip filler typically costs around £250, a Profhilo session around £280, medical microneedling £100 to £300 per session and Morpheus8 on the face £400 to £850 or more per session. The tables above give the full set of typical ranges by treatment. Every figure is a market range rather than a quote from any one clinic.

How much does 1ml of dermal filler cost?

Around £250 for 1ml of lip filler, with a common range of £200 to £400. Larger areas are usually quoted per session rather than per millilitre, because they commonly use two to four millilitres: a cheek session typically runs around £600 and a jawline £400 to £700.

Which is the most expensive part of the UK for aesthetic treatments?

Central London and the South East, typically 20 to 40 per cent above the national average, and at the top of the market for every treatment. Part of that gap is geography and part is practitioner tier, because doctor-led and prescriber-led clinics charge more than nurse-led clinics on the same treatment.

Where in the UK are aesthetic treatments cheapest?

The North of England, Scotland and Wales are generally the most affordable, often 15 to 30 per cent below the capital. Northern Ireland sits in the lower-middle, broadly in line with the North of England, and the Midlands sits between the two at broadly 15 to 25 per cent below central London.

Are aesthetic treatments priced per session or as a course?

Both, depending on the treatment. Dermal fillers are priced per session, per millilitre or per area. Skin-quality injectables such as Profhilo, skin boosters and polynucleotides, and energy treatments such as Morpheus8 and microneedling, are almost always sold as a course, so the course price is the figure that matters when comparing clinics.

Should I be suspicious of a price far below the typical range?

Rates well below the typical range often reflect trainee clinics, introductory offers or deposit-only “from” pricing rather than a genuine bargain. Price is not a safety guarantee in either direction, but with injectables an unusually low number is worth questioning, because a qualified, insured injector using reputable product has a real cost base.

Are these figures a quote?

No. They are typical market ranges gathered from price lists published openly on UK clinic websites, not the price list of any single clinic and not an offer of treatment. Clinics set their own prices, so the only accurate figure is the one your chosen clinic gives you at consultation.

For clinics: pricing that converts and protects margin

Transparent, structured pricing, by area or by millilitre, with what is included spelled out, converts better than “from” pricing and prevents awkward consultations. Our price list template gives you a defensible structure, and AesthetiClinic lets you publish your prices, take deposits and book reviews in one flow, with the consent and records handled. See the features page, and the guides library for each treatment in detail.

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About this data. These figures are indicative market guidance compiled by AesthetiClinic, a UK clinic management software company, from price lists published openly on UK clinic websites, covering London, the South East, the Midlands, the North of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and checked as of June 2026. They are not quotes, not the prices of any one clinic and not an offer of treatment. Prices change and vary widely between clinics. This is general information, not medical advice.