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Dermal Fillers cost in the UK
£200–£400 per ml. Typically £280.

Dermal fillers cost £200 to £400 per ml, and £280 per ml is a typical clinic price. The area treated, the brand of hyaluronic acid filler, the injector's training and a London clinic decide the price; cheeks and jawline usually need more than one syringe.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does dermal fillers cost in the UK?

DERMAL FILLERS PRICE · PER ML · THE UK
Low end£2001ml of lip filler at a regional clinic
Typical£280what most people pay
High end£400premium filler with a senior injector in London
Typical £280
£200 low£400 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the salons, barbers and mobile stylists near you.

What moves the price

  • Area treated — cheeks, jawline and tear troughs often need more filler than lips
  • Injector — doctors, dentists and nurses with long experience charge more per ml
  • Filler brand — premium hyaluronic acid fillers cost the clinic more to buy
  • Location — London clinics charge more per ml of dermal filler than clinics elsewhere
  • Extra syringes — many clinics discount the second ml in the same session
  • Review and dissolving — follow-up care and access to hyaluronidase add to the clinic's costs
+26%PRICE TREND · 5 YEARS

Hairdressing prices in the UK are up 26% over five years (ONS Consumer Price Inflation, Hairdressing and personal grooming establishments, to 2026 August). Five years ago a typical dermal fillers would have cost about £220 — an estimate from today's guide price and that index, not a recorded price. Source: ONS MM23 D7EY →

WHAT YOU GET

What a dermal fillers booking includes

ConsultationA face-to-face assessment, medical history and treatment plan.
NumbingTopical numbing cream, and filler that contains local anaesthetic.
InjectionHyaluronic acid filler placed with a needle or cannula.
Aftercare and reviewWritten aftercare and a check-up around two weeks later.

Takes: About 30 to 60 minutes; results last six to eighteen months depending on area. Not included: Anti-wrinkle injections, filler dissolving and skin boosters are separate treatments.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common dermal filler treatments

Lip filler, 1mlVolume and shape added to the lips.
Cheek filler in SolihullLift and contour restored to the mid-face.
Nasolabial linesSmile lines softened with a small amount of filler.
Jawline definition in CliftonA sharper jawline built over two syringes.
Chin fillerChin projection improved for a balanced profile.
Tear troughHollows under the eyes treated by an experienced injector.

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How to pay less

  • Ask whether the clinic discounts a second ml of dermal filler booked in the same session
  • Treat one area with dermal filler first and add another later only if you still want it, rather than paying for several at once
  • Choose an injector who includes a review, so small dermal filler corrections are not extra

Before you book

  • In England it is illegal to inject dermal fillers into anyone under 18 for cosmetic reasons
  • Ask what filler brand is used and whether the clinic keeps hyaluronidase to dissolve it
  • Check the injector's qualifications and that they hold insurance for dermal fillers
  • Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning painkillers for a day before dermal fillers to limit bruising

Dermal Fillers cost: questions people ask

Usually £200 to £400 per ml, and about £280 per ml at many clinics. Cheeks and jawline often need two syringes.

Around 30 to 60 minutes, including consultation and numbing. Swelling settles over a few days.

Fillers are not prescription-only medicines, so there is no single licence for injectors yet. In England, giving them to under-18s for cosmetic reasons is illegal, and registers such as the JCCP list trained practitioners.

Hyaluronic acid filler can usually be dissolved with an enzyme by a qualified prescriber. Dissolving is a separate treatment with its own fee.

Anti-wrinkle injections, dissolving and skin boosters are priced separately from the filler.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK taken from published UK clinic cost guides and directories. Your injector's quote after consultation is the figure to use.