Clear costs, confirmed before treatment.
The figures below are the current standard fees. They help you understand the likely investment, but they do not replace an assessment: the final plan depends on the concern, the area being treated, the amount or course required and whether the proposed treatment is appropriate for you.
You will know the agreed cost before treatment begins.
Last price review: May 2026
Consultations
The £50 assessment fee is applied in full towards treatment when you proceed within six months.
Expression lines, facial movement and selected clinical concerns
The final plan and fee are confirmed before treatment. Where the £50 Comprehensive Clinical Assessment applies and treatment proceeds within six months, that assessment fee is credited in full as described above.
Hyaluronic-acid dermal filler
The amount required depends on anatomy, tissue quality and the agreed correction. Treatment is not sold by volume alone.
Collagen biostimulation
Product and quantity are selected according to the tissue, objective and full treatment plan.
Chemical peels
A full TCA peel requires a separate prior consultation and is never carried out on the day of assessment.
Polynucleotides
Skin boosters
PRP and PRF
Microneedling
A usual starting course is three sessions, four to six weeks apart, followed by review. Some scar concerns may require additional sessions or a different approach.
HIFU
Benign skin lesion removal
Every lesion is assessed first. Removal is offered only where the lesion appears suitable for treatment within the clinic’s scope; referral may be recommended instead.
Clinical services
The price of any prescribed medicine is separate and depends on the individual prescription and dispensing arrangement. Eligibility for treatment is never assumed.
A note on courses and maintenance
A course is recommended only when repeated treatment is reasonably expected to add value. Maintenance intervals are not fixed for every patient; they depend on response, objective and clinical review.
If more than one treatment could address the same concern, the consultation should establish the most proportionate plan before cost becomes the deciding factor.
Bring the concern rather than trying to price your own procedure. The assessment establishes what is likely to help, what is unnecessary and the full cost of the proposed plan.
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