Treatment guide
Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid to restore volume, define features and soften lines. Modelow helps you find reduced-price appointments at verified UK clinics.
What do dermal fillers cost in the UK?
Dermal filler pricing depends on area, volume and practitioner. Based on advertised prices reviewed across UK clinics in September 2026, a 1ml syringe commonly fell around £200–£600, with area treatments such as cheeks or tear troughs often totalling £350–£950. These are general market ranges — not Modelow prices.
General UK market guidance — not Modelow prices
| Typical UK pricing | Guide range |
|---|---|
| Lips (0.5–1ml) | Commonly around £200–£400Lip filler is the most commonly advertised sub-category. 0.5ml sits below 1ml on most menus. |
| Cheeks (per side or combined) | Commonly around £300–£500 per ml; £400–£800 total typicalCheek augmentation often needs 1–2ml per side. Examples reviewed: from £345/ml (Cannelle Oxford), £395 (Deep Aesthetics). |
| Jawline and chin | Commonly around £350–£600 per ml; £600–£1,200 for combined contouringStructural jawline work often requires multiple syringes across sessions. |
| Tear trough (under-eye) | Commonly around £350–£800 per sessionSpecialist under-eye filler is priced as a discrete treatment. London clinics reviewed up to £950. |
| Nasolabial folds / marionette lines | Commonly around £250–£500Often quoted at 1–2ml total for both sides. |
| Non-surgical rhinoplasty | Commonly around £350–£700Small-volume, high-precision treatment; typically 0.5–1ml. |
What affects the price
Volume required
Cheeks, jawline and full-face balancing usually need more product than lips or a single line.
Practitioner tier
Doctor-led and cosmetic surgeon clinics typically charge more than nurse prescriber menus.
Product brand
Juvederm, Restylane, Teosyal and other HA brands are priced differently on clinic menus.
Location
Central London and Harley Street clinics commonly sit 15–25% above regional pricing.
Per ml vs per area quoting
Some clinics quote by syringe volume; others by treatment area with a fixed session price.
Why can Modelow appointments cost less?
Some clinics offer reduced-price appointments when they need a model for training, demonstrations, content or supervised practice. The lower price reflects the appointment type — not necessarily lower standards.
Prices change and differ between clinics. Confirm the exact treatment, practitioner, inclusions and total cost before you book.
Sources: Advertised UK clinic prices reviewed September 2026 (8 providers). Research date: September 2026.
What are dermal fillers?
Dermal fillers are injectable gels — most commonly hyaluronic acid — placed beneath the skin to add volume, improve contour and soften lines. Unlike anti-wrinkle injections, fillers add structure rather than relaxing muscle movement.
Results are temporary, usually lasting 6–18 months depending on product, area and metabolism. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if needed.
Common treatment areas
Fillers are used across the face: lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, tear troughs, nasolabial folds, marionette lines and non-surgical nose reshaping.
Each area requires different technique and volume. Cheek and jawline work often needs more product than lips or a single line.
What happens during treatment?
A consultation assesses your anatomy, goals and medical history. Numbing cream or local anaesthetic may be used. Filler is injected with a needle or cannula, then moulded for symmetry.
Appointments typically take 30–60 minutes including consultation. Some swelling and bruising are normal for several days.
Why might model appointments cost less?
Training academies and clinics frequently need models for filler courses — lips, cheeks, jawline and tear trough are common training modules. Confirm who injects, who supervises and what product is used.
What should you look for in a clinic?
Choose a registered prescriber with appropriate medical oversight, clear pricing, product transparency and an emergency dissolving protocol on-site. From late 2026, UK aesthetics injectables face formal regulation — verify credentials.
Frequently asked questions
- How is dermal filler different from lip filler?
- Lip filler is a type of dermal filler focused on the lips. The broader dermal filler category covers cheeks, jawline, tear troughs and other facial areas.
- How much filler will I need?
- Volume depends on area and goal. Lips often need 0.5–1ml; cheeks and jawline commonly need 1–2ml per side. Your practitioner should recommend an amount at consultation.
- Are dermal fillers safe?
- When performed by a qualified prescriber with appropriate products and emergency protocols, they are widely used. All procedures carry risks — discuss these at consultation.
- How do I find dermal fillers for less on Modelow?
- Modelow helps you discover reduced-rate model appointments when clinics offer them. Visit Modelow to explore what is available.
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