Anti-Wrinkle Treatment (Botox) Cost UK 2026
How much does dentist-administered Botox cost? Prices per area, by region, and what should be included.
Typical range: £150–£350 per area
Facial Aesthetics Prices UK 2026
Realistic price guides for the most common dentist-led facial aesthetics treatments in the UK, updated for 2026. All prices are published as factual directory information, not promotional advertising, in line with ASA/CAP guidelines.
Important: Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine (POM) in the UK. Prices shown here and in the linked guides are factual market information, not treatment promotions. Always consult a qualified, GDC-registered practitioner before treatment.
Treatment cost guides
Lip Filler Cost UK 2026
Realistic prices for 0.5ml and 1ml lip filler, by city and practitioner type.
Typical range: £200–£400 per syringe
Dermal Filler Cost UK 2026
Price guide by treatment area — cheeks, jawline, nasolabial folds, tear trough and more.
Typical range: £200–£500 per syringe
Microneedling Cost UK 2026
Standard, RF and body microneedling prices, plus questions to ask before booking.
Typical range: £100–£800 per session
Profhilo Cost UK 2026
Two-session course pricing, maintenance costs, and how Profhilo compares to other skin treatments.
Typical range: £500–£800 per course
What affects facial aesthetics pricing?
Several factors consistently influence what you will pay across all treatment types:
- Practitioner qualifications and experience: GDC-registered dentists with additional aesthetic training, Save Face accreditation or years of specialist experience may charge more. Higher fees often — though not always — reflect greater clinical expertise.
- Geographic location: London and the South East are consistently 15–30% above the national average. Regional cities offer comparable clinical standards at lower price points.
- Product brand and quality: Named, licensed products (e.g. Allergan, Galderma, IBSA) cost more than unnamed or grey-market alternatives. Always ask what product is being used.
- What is included: A reputable price should cover consultation, treatment, and a follow-up or review appointment. If these are charged separately, ask why.
- Number of areas or sessions: Most treatments are priced per area (injectables) or per session (skin treatments). Courses are usually better value per unit than individual appointments.
How to compare prices safely
Price should never be the only factor in choosing a practitioner for injectable or skin treatments. The relevant question is not “who is cheapest?” but “who is qualified, regulated, transparent about costs, and offers a thorough consultation process?”
Use ClinicSpark to compare dentist-led clinics by city, checking GDC registration, CQC status, Save Face accreditation and treatment details alongside pricing where available. See our verification methodology for how we check each listing.
Related guides
- How to check an aesthetics practitioner is qualified
- CQC 2025 cosmetic procedures changes
- What Save Face accreditation means
- Dentist vs beauty salon for facial aesthetics
Last reviewed: April 2026 · ClinicSpark Editorial Team