How Much Do Aesthetic Treatments Cost? Our Prices Explained

At Light Touch Clinic in Weybridge, treatments run from £50 for a Dermalux LED session to £1,800 or more for an 8-point facelift, and most injectable treatments sit between £325 and £800. Every price in our table is our standard price, not an introductory rate. The few offers we run are listed separately further down, so you can see exactly what’s a deal and what isn’t. Our medical director, Dr Natalie Geary, signs off the list, and we’re a CQC-registered clinic, so each price covers a doctor-led consultation, genuine products and aftercare advice.

Consultation deposits are redeemable against your treatment if you go ahead. We’d rather you knew our prices before you walk through the door. We want you to feel comfortable and informed from the very beginning, with clear pricing and no surprises. And if some of our prices seem high, we’re happy to explain why costs vary between clinics.

Our Treatment Prices at a Glance

Prices are per session unless we say otherwise.

What Makes Your Price Higher or Lower?

Two people can come in for the same treatment and pay different amounts. These are the things that change it.

How much product you need. Filler is priced per 1ml, so a subtle top-up costs less than restoring lost volume in your cheeks. We tell you the amount before we start.

How many areas you treat. Profhilo is £520 for one area and £985 for two, so treating your face and neck together costs less per area than booking them separately.

How many sessions you book. IPL, RF microneedling, BBL HEROic, MOXI and chemical peels work best as courses, and a course costs less per session. Three IPL sessions are £360, against £150 each, and three chemical peels are £440, against £175 each.

How you pay. A Skin Membership spreads BBL HEROic, MOXI and Hydrafacial over 12 monthly payments, and paying for the year upfront makes the 12th month free.

Upkeep. Most results fade over time, so the real cost includes maintenance. The table below shows what a typical first year costs.

What Will It Cost Over a Year?

Most treatments aren’t one-off costs, so here’s what a typical first year looks like at our current prices. Your own plan may need more or less.

How Much Do Dermal Fillers Cost?

At Light Touch Clinic in Weybridge, dermal filler costs £600 per 1ml, whether it’s for lips, cheeks or tear troughs. Most people come in with an area in mind rather than a number of syringes, and that’s how we plan treatment too. We look at the area, decide what it needs, and tell you the amount and the price before we start. We won’t promise a set number of millilitres before we’ve seen your face.

Why is our filler £600 per 1ml?

You’ll see filler advertised for less in Surrey, and it’s a fair question to ask why ours costs more. Your filler is injected by Dr Natalie Geary or our nurse prescriber, Louise Walsh. We use trusted products from pharmaceutical suppliers, so every syringe is fully traceable. If a result ever needs adjusting or dissolving, the prescriber who treated you is here to help. We also price per 1ml rather than offering syringe deals, so there’s no pressure to use more filler than you actually need. We explain what drives prices more generally in why aesthetic prices vary between clinics.

Lip filler

Lip filler is £600 per 1ml, with results often lasting up to 12 months. Our lip fillers page covers what happens at the appointment.

Tear trough filler

Tear trough filler is also £600 per 1ml, with results often lasting up to 12 months. But not every dark circle is caused by hollowness, and filler isn’t always the answer, so we check what’s causing yours first. Read more on our tear trough filler page.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty

A non-surgical rhinoplasty costs £500. It uses filler to smooth a bump or lift the tip, but it can’t make a nose smaller. See our non-surgical rhinoplasty page for who it suits.

Filler dissolving

Dissolving filler costs £330, and that includes a review two weeks later. Softer fillers usually clear in one session, while the firmer products used in the chin, jaw and cheeks sometimes need two. Our filler dissolving page explains how it works.

How Much Does a Non-Surgical Facelift Cost?

Our 8-point facelift costs from £1,800. It uses dermal filler at up to eight points across the face, chosen after Dr Geary has looked at how your face has actually changed, so the final price depends on how much filler you need. Results usually last about 12 months, and in many patients up to 18. Our 8-point facelift page has the details, and the 8-point facelift explained goes through who it suits and who it doesn’t.

How Much Does Profhilo Cost?

You may come across Profhilo at lower prices in Surrey, so it’s only natural to wonder what makes ours different.

Profhilo costs £520 per session for one area or £985 for two. The standard course is two sessions, four weeks apart, followed by a maintenance session about every six months. Profhilo Body is £605 per session for one area.

Ours is given by Dr Natalie Geary or our nurse prescriber, Louise Walsh, in a CQC-registered clinic. If you’re comparing us with another clinic, check you’re comparing the same thing: one area or two, one session or the full course, and who’s doing the injecting.

How Much Are Polynucleotides, Skin Boosters and HArmonyCa?

Polynucleotides start from £545 per session, and most people need a course of two to four sessions, a few weeks apart. If you’re weighing them up against Profhilo, our polynucleotides vs Profhilo guide explains the difference.

Restylane Skinboosters cost £400 for 1ml or £650 for 2ml. They add hydration within the skin and are aimed at dry, crepey skin rather than volume loss. See our skin boosters page.

HArmonyCa starts from £770 per syringe. It combines hyaluronic acid with calcium hydroxylapatite, which encourages the skin to make collagen, and many people only need one treatment. Results can last up to 18 months. More on our HArmonyCa page.

How Much Does a Hydrafacial Cost, and Is It Worth It?

A one-hour Hydrafacial costs £145, a 1 hour 15 minute Hydrafacial costs £175, and a Hydrafacial with a booster costs £220. A course of six one-hour sessions is £690, and a booster can be added to any session for £44.

Whether it’s worth it depends on what you want from it. A Hydrafacial cleans, exfoliates and hydrates in one appointment with no downtime, so your skin looks fresher the same day. It won’t shift deep pigmentation, lines or scarring, which is work for BBL HEROic, MOXI or RF microneedling. As regular upkeep, or before an event, it’s good value.

How Much Do BBL and MOXI Cost?

At Light Touch Clinic, BBL HEROic costs from £600 per treatment and MOXI from £800, but most people have them through a Skin Membership. Maintain is £195 a month (£2,340 over the year), Renew £265 (£3,180), Transform £365 (£4,380) and Icon £775 (£9,300). Each is a 12-month commitment covering a year of planned treatment.

The first 50 people to join by 31 December 2026 get a Golden Ticket, which holds their price for two years. On Maintain and Renew, it also upgrades the first BBL HEROic to a combined BBL HEROic and MOXI session. Compare the tiers on our Skin Memberships page, read about the treatments on our BBL HEROic and MOXI page, or see how often you should have BBL and MOXI.

How Much Does Emerald Laser Cost?

Emerald laser fat reduction costs from £275 per session, including Body Ballancer lymphatic drainage. How many sessions you need is set at your consultation, and we’ll give you the full course price before you start. More on our Emerald laser page.

Why Do Aesthetic Prices Vary So Much Between Clinics?

The treatment name on a price list tells you very little. Two clinics can both sell “lip filler” and be offering quite different things.

The biggest difference is usually who holds the needle. At our clinic it’s a doctor or a nurse prescriber, both on a professional register, with the anatomy training to spot a problem and the judgement to stop. Elsewhere it may be someone who has done a short course and isn’t regulated by anyone.

Then there’s the product. Genuine, traceable products bought through pharmaceutical suppliers cost more than ones bought online with no paper trail, and you can’t tell the difference by looking at a syringe. Devices work the same way. A current-generation platform like BBL HEROic costs a clinic far more than an older machine.

Regulation costs money too. We’re registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health services in England. A salon offering filler may not be, and at the moment no licence is needed to inject filler in England. That’s starting to change. In October 2026, the government opened a consultation on restricting higher-risk procedures, including PRP and some laser and light treatments, to doctors, dentists and prescribing nurses, pharmacists and midwives working in CQC-registered clinics. It runs until January 2027, and a wider licensing scheme for high street treatments is due to follow, but neither has a start date yet.

And there’s the time around the treatment: a proper consultation, aftercare advice, and someone to call if something doesn’t look right. Location, premises and how long appointments run all play a part too, so price alone won’t tell you how good the care is.

A lower price isn’t automatically a warning sign. A Hydrafacial or a light chemical peel carries little risk, and a well-run salon can do a good job of one. Injectables are different, because fixing a poor result often costs more than the original treatment. That’s when it’s worth asking who is treating you, what they’re using and what happens if something goes wrong.

Some treatments use prescription-only medicines, which we can’t promote. We discuss their cost at your consultation, once a prescriber has decided they’re right for you.

How to Compare Prices Between Clinics

Before you weigh up two prices, ask each clinic:

• Is it the same product, the same amount and the same area?
• Is the price for one appointment or the full course?
• Who will treat me, and how much experience do they have with this treatment?
• Is a review appointment included?
• What will further treatment or top-ups cost?

If the answers match and another clinic costs less, the lower price may suit you better.

What’s Included in the Price?

Every price includes your treatment and aftercare advice, and it’s the same whether a doctor or a nurse prescriber treats you. Consultations are taken as a deposit, £50 for injectables and £25 for skin, laser and body treatments, and are redeemable against your treatment if you go ahead. The deposit isn’t refundable if you decide not to. Filler dissolving also includes a review two weeks later. For filler, our dermal filler aftercare guide covers the first few days.

What Can You Have Done for Your Budget?

If you have a figure in mind, this is roughly what one appointment costs at our current prices, and what each treatment is for. Profhilo and polynucleotides are usually done as a course, so budget for the full course: from £1,040 for Profhilo on one area and from £1,090 for polynucleotides.

If budget is the deciding factor, tell us at your consultation. If what you want to spend won’t get you the result you’re after, we’ll say so, and sometimes the right answer is to wait, or not to have treatment at all.

Do You Run Offers?

Yes, in two ways. Our Skin Memberships are the best-value way to have BBL, MOXI and Hydrafacial treatments, from £195 a month over 12 months, with skin scans included and the 12th month free if you pay for the year upfront. Compare the tiers on our Skin Memberships page.

We also run seasonal offers and treatment packages through the year. These change regularly, so we keep them on one page rather than here. See our current offers and packages for what’s running now. The prices in this guide are our standard prices, so you can always see how much an offer saves you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you charge for consultations?

Yes. An injectables consultation with a doctor or nurse prescriber is £50, and a skin, laser or body consultation is £25. Both are taken as a deposit. A minor surgery consultation is £95, and we price your treatment after it.

Is the consultation deposit taken off my treatment?

Yes. If you go ahead, the deposit comes off your treatment, or off skincare you buy from us. It isn’t refundable if you decide not to go ahead, because it covers your practitioner’s time at the consultation.

Why do some clinics charge less for the same treatment?

Usually because something is different: who treats you, the product or device, whether the clinic is CQC-registered, or how much consultation and aftercare is included. A lower price isn’t always a problem, but with injectables it’s worth asking why.

Are your prices the same with a doctor or a nurse prescriber?

Yes. The price is the same whichever of our injectors treats you.

Do you offer monthly payments?

For BBL and MOXI, yes. Skin Memberships start at £195 a month over 12 months.

How do I know exactly what my treatment will cost?

We confirm the price at your consultation, before any treatment starts. Where it depends on the amount of product or the number of sessions, we tell you both the amount and the total.

Do your prices include aftercare?

Yes. Every treatment comes with aftercare advice, and filler dissolving includes a review two weeks later.

How often are your prices updated?

We update this page whenever our prices change. The prices here are correct as of October 2026.