Fillers Cost

The cost of fillers in the UK depends on what is being compared. A price may refer to 1 ml of filler, 2 ml, a particular treatment area, a named product or a complete treatment plan.

Use the live Rates sections on this page to compare currently listed prices from UK treatment centres. Start with the general price per millilitre, then compare relevant treatment areas or products.

For general information about how fillers work, treatment areas and safety, visit the main fillers guide.

A listed price is a comparison point rather than a personal quotation. The final fee may depend on the consultation and agreed treatment plan.

General filler prices per ml

The first comparison shows the prices currently listed for 1 ml of hyaluronic acid filler in the United Kingdom.

This is the broadest starting point for comparing filler costs. It should not be treated as the price for every treatment area or product, as some treatments use different quantities or pricing units.

Compare filler costs by treatment area

The amount, product and pricing structure can differ between treatment areas. The Rates blocks below provide separate comparisons for areas already covered by the Injectablesbooking.co.uk filler cluster.

Each section remains brief so the dedicated treatment page retains the full information about suitability, procedure, results and risks.

Cheek and cheekbone filler cost

Cheek and cheekbone treatments may be listed by quantity or by the product used. Check the row carefully before comparing providers.

For information about the treatment rather than its price, read about cheekbone fillers.

Jawline filler cost

Jawline prices can differ according to the quantity and product listed. Compare identical units rather than treating every jawline price as the same service.

Read the separate jawline fillers page for detailed treatment information.

Nose filler cost

Nose filler may have its own treatment price rather than being listed only as a general price per millilitre.

The Rate below should therefore use the dedicated nose filler price item. Read more about nose fillers.

Compare filler prices by product

Some providers publish a price for a named filler product rather than only a general filler price. Product-specific Rates should be shown separately because quantities and units can differ.

These blocks provide price comparison only. Product composition, suitability, effects and treatment methods belong on their dedicated child pages.

Juvéderm filler cost

Juvéderm may be listed as its own price item. Compare only providers that have published a Juvéderm-specific rate.

For product information, visit the Juvéderm filler treatment page.

Radiesse cost

Radiesse is commonly recorded using a 1.5 ml unit, so its price should not be compared directly with a 1 ml hyaluronic acid filler without showing the difference in quantity.

Read the dedicated Radiesse filler treatment page for product and treatment information.

Aliaxin filler cost

Aliaxin has a dedicated child page, but the general cost page should display it only when Nova contains current provider-level rates for the exact product.

Read about Aliaxin filler treatment.

Lanluma V cost

Lanluma V may be offered for facial or body treatment. These are not interchangeable price units and must not be combined into one unclear figure.

Detailed product information remains on the Lanluma filler page.

How to understand the filler prices

The Rates blocks may use different units. Always check the full treatment label before comparing two prices.

Do not compare a price per area with a price per millilitre without checking what each provider includes.

The Rates block should display the unit beside every figure so users are not left to infer it.

Why can filler prices differ?

The listed cost may be affected by:

• the quantity;

• the treatment area;

• the selected product;

• whether the fee is per ml or per treatment;

• the practitioner;

• the treatment-centre location;

• whether consultation is included;

• whether a follow-up review is included;

• whether the price is a starting rate;

• whether several areas form part of one treatment plan.

A higher price does not guarantee a better result, and a lower price does not automatically mean that a provider is unsuitable.

Compare the complete treatment description and quote rather than ranking providers from one number alone.

What should be included in a filler quotation?

Before agreeing to treatment, request a clear explanation of:

• the treatment area;

• the amount or pricing unit;

• the proposed product;

• the practitioner carrying out the treatment;

• the consultation cost;

• whether the consultation fee is deducted;

• whether follow-up is included;

• whether additional product costs extra;

• deposit and cancellation conditions;

• the complete expected fee.

A provider profile may show a starting price. The final quotation should make clear whether the treatment plan changes that amount.

Standard filler prices and current offers

The Rates blocks should display standard provider prices. Temporary promotions, introductory rates and packages can have different conditions.

Compare promotions separately on the filler offers page.

Before using an offer, check:

• the treatment included;

• the quantity;

• the participating location;

• the expiry date;

• eligibility conditions;

• whether consultation and follow-up are included;

• whether additional fees apply.

Treatment centres with published filler prices

The listings below show UK treatment centres with a published price for the selected general filler item.

Use the individual profile to confirm:

• the treatment;

• the unit;

• the current listed price;

• the provider location;

• practitioner information;

• available patient experiences;

• booking and consultation details.

Confirm the final price with the treatment centre before booking.

Frequently asked questions about fillers cost