From 3 published prices, checked October 2026.
The NHS doesn't provide cosmetic injectables.
What are lip fillers?
Dermal fillers are gels, usually made of hyaluronic acid, injected to add volume to areas such as the lips. Results typically last several months.
Published UK prices
| Provider | Price as published | |
|---|---|---|
| The Private Clinic | from around £275 | Source |
| The Doctors Practice, Birmingham | £220 (0.5ml); £300 (1ml) | Source |
| Innoderm, London | £250 (Stylage, 1ml); £350 (Juvederm, 1ml) | Source |
"From" and guide prices as published by each provider, checked October 2026. Your final price depends on your surgeon, the technique, the hospital and what's included, so always ask for a written, all-inclusive quote.
What affects the price?
- The practitioner: treatment by a doctor, dentist or nurse prescriber usually costs more than at a beauty salon, but you get a qualified prescriber who can manage complications.
- The product and amount: different brands, and how many areas or millilitres are treated.
- Location: London clinics tend to charge more.
- Top-ups and reviews: check whether a follow-up appointment is included.
Will the NHS or health insurance pay?
No. The NHS doesn't provide cosmetic injectables, and private medical insurance doesn't cover cosmetic treatments.
Choosing a practitioner safely
- Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine, so you should have a face-to-face consultation with a qualified prescriber first.
- The NHS suggests checking that your practitioner is on an accredited register such as the JCCP or Save Face.
- In England it's illegal to give Botox or fillers for cosmetic reasons to anyone under 18 (Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021).
- Don't pay before your consultation, and be wary of time-limited deals or pressure to book immediately.
Read our full guide: how to choose a cosmetic surgeon safely.
Questions and answers
How much do lip fillers cost in the UK?
Lip fillers typically cost £250–£350 per 1ml in the UK, based on prices published by private hospitals and clinics in October 2026. Prices depend on the brand of filler and how much is used.
Can I get lip fillers on the NHS?
No. The NHS doesn't provide cosmetic injectables, and health insurance doesn't cover them.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes. In England it's illegal to give Botox or fillers for cosmetic reasons to anyone under 18, under the Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021.
How do I choose a safe practitioner?
Have a face-to-face consultation first, and check the practitioner is on an accredited register such as the JCCP or Save Face, as the NHS suggests. Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine.