
Aliaxin is a range of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers from IBSA Derma. The range contains six formulations with different characteristics for purposes including fine lines, lip treatment, facial shaping and volume.
Aliaxin is not one universal filler. The specific formulation, amount and injection plan should be selected according to the treatment area, your anatomy and the intended correction.
Aliaxin sits within the wider category of dermal fillers. On Injectablesbooking.co.uk, you can compare clinics offering filler treatments and review relevant clinic and practitioner information before deciding whether to request a consultation.

Aliaxin is IBSA Derma's range of injectable hyaluronic acid fillers. Hyaluronic acid is the material used in many temporary dermal fillers, but different filler formulations can have different physical characteristics and treatment purposes.
The Aliaxin range therefore includes several products rather than using the same formulation for every treatment area. A practitioner should select the formulation according to what is being treated, the depth and location of placement and the treatment objective.
If you want a broader explanation of the ingredient and filler category, read about hyaluronic acid fillers.
Aliaxin and Profhilo are separate injectable product ranges from IBSA Derma. They should not be described as interchangeable treatments simply because they come from the same company.
A formulation positioned within the Aliaxin range for fine lines and lip-related correction.
The Aliaxin formulation specifically positioned for adding and shaping lip volume.
A versatile formulation within the range used for lines, folds and selected general facial correction.
A formulation focused on facial shaping, restoration and contour-related treatment planning.
A firmer volume-focused formulation intended for treatment plans requiring greater structural support.
The most volume-focused formulation in the range, positioned for greater structural volume and projection.
Depending on the formulation selected, Aliaxin may be considered for purposes such as treating selected fine lines or folds, changing lip contour or volume, restoring selected areas of facial volume or supporting facial contour.
Not every Aliaxin product is intended to achieve the same result. For example, FL and LV sit at the lip and finer-correction end of the range, while EV and SV are more volume-focused. GP and SR occupy different positions between general correction, shaping and restoration.
The appropriate product cannot be selected from the product name alone. A practitioner should assess your anatomy, treatment objective and the area being treated before deciding which formulation and amount may be appropriate.
There is no single duration that applies to every Aliaxin formulation, treatment area or person. How long a hyaluronic acid filler remains noticeable can vary with the product, area treated, amount used and individual factors.
For a fuller explanation, see how long fillers last.
Aliaxin is an injectable dermal filler, so temporary injection-site reactions such as swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising can occur. The exact reaction and recovery period vary between individuals.
Read the dedicated guide to filler side effects for more detailed information.
Yes. Dermal filler treatment is not risk-free, and more serious complications are possible even though they are less common than temporary injection-site reactions. Before treatment, ask how the clinic identifies, assesses and manages filler complications.
Aliaxin is a hyaluronic acid filler. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that may be used by an appropriately qualified practitioner to break down hyaluronic acid filler when clinically appropriate.
Whether dissolving is required, and how it should be performed, needs individual professional assessment.
The cost of an Aliaxin treatment can depend on the formulation selected, the amount of filler used, the treatment plan and the clinic providing the treatment.
When comparing prices, check what the listed price actually includes. A lower headline price is not necessarily a like-for-like comparison if another treatment plan uses a different amount of product or includes consultation and follow-up.
You can also review the wider guide to filler costs if you want to understand dermal filler pricing more generally.
The current Aliaxin clinic prices available through Injectablesbooking should be shown dynamically below where the correct treatment and brand data are available.
| Treatment | Unit | City/country | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aliaxin | ML | United Kingdom | £ 250 | Lowest price |
| Aliaxin | ML | United Kingdom | £ 250 | Average price |
| Aliaxin | ML | United Kingdom | £ 250 | Highest price |
The Aliaxin brand name alone does not tell you whether a particular treatment plan or clinic is appropriate for you. Comparison should also consider who will perform the procedure, what product is proposed and how the treatment has been planned.
Before deciding whether to request a consultation, consider asking:
Which Aliaxin formulation would be used?
Why has that formulation been selected?
How much product is proposed?
Who will perform the treatment?
What relevant experience do they have with dermal fillers and the area being treated?
What does the quoted price include?
Is follow-up available?
How does the clinic manage possible complications?
Can the clinic confirm the exact product being used?
Where practitioner information is available, check the profile details rather than relying only on the clinic's marketing description. Registration information is useful context, but it does not by itself demonstrate extensive experience with Aliaxin or with a particular anatomical area.
For broader comparison criteria, see how to choose a filler clinic.








Aliaxin is a range of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers from IBSA Derma. Different formulations within the range are intended for different types of correction, including fine lines, lips, facial shaping and volume.
Yes. Aliaxin products are hyaluronic acid dermal fillers. The range contains different formulations with different physical characteristics and intended uses.
The current Aliaxin range contains six formulations: FL, LV, GP, SR, EV and SV. They occupy different positions within the range from finer correction and lip treatment through to greater volume and structural support.
Aliaxin FL is positioned for fine lines and lip-related correction, while Aliaxin LV is specifically positioned for lip volume. The appropriate formulation still depends on the intended treatment and individual assessment.
No. Aliaxin and Profhilo are separate injectable product ranges from IBSA Derma. Aliaxin is a dermal filler range and should not be treated as interchangeable with Profhilo simply because both are made by the same company.
There is no single duration for every Aliaxin treatment. How long the result remains noticeable can vary according to the formulation, treatment area, amount used and individual factors.
Aliaxin is based on hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronidase may be used to break down hyaluronic acid filler when professionally assessed as appropriate.
The price can vary according to the Aliaxin formulation, amount of product, treatment plan and clinic. Compare current clinic prices together with what is included rather than comparing the headline price alone.
This cannot be determined from the product name alone. A practitioner should assess the treatment area, your anatomy, the intended correction and relevant risks before deciding whether a particular formulation may be appropriate.
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