How much does it actually cost to get "work done" in Ireland? It's the question everyone wants answered but few clinics make easy to find as prices are often hidden behind a "book a consultation" button, and comparing one clinic to another can feel impossible.
So we've pulled together a straight-talking guide to what the most popular aesthetic treatments really cost in Ireland in 2026. No jargon, no hidden extras... just the numbers.
A quick note before the figures: price should never be the only thing you consider. The cheapest option is rarely the best, and with injectable treatments, a suspiciously low price can be a genuine red flag. More on that at the end. But if you're trying to budget, here's where to start.
Anti-wrinkle injections (Botox)
The most popular treatment in the country. Anti-wrinkle injections are usually priced by the number of areas treated.
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One area: roughly €150–€350
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Two areas: roughly €250–€400
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Three areas: roughly €300–€450
Specialist treatments using botulinum toxin cost more - jaw slimming (masseter) treatment typically runs €350–€500, and treatment for excessive sweating can reach €500–€700.
Results last around three to four months, so factor in repeat treatments a few times a year if you want to maintain the effect. For a fuller breakdown of what drives the price, see our anti-wrinkle injections cost guide.
Lip fillers
One of the most-requested treatments, especially among younger people. Lip filler is priced by volume.
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0.5ml (a subtle enhancement): roughly €180–€250
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1ml (the most common choice): roughly €275–€400
Results typically last six to twelve months.
Dermal fillers (cheeks, jawline, chin and more)
Dermal fillers for areas beyond the lips are usually priced per ml, with the total depending on how much product the area needs.
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Per ml: roughly €250–€400
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Cheek enhancement (2–4ml): roughly €500–€1,200
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Jawline contouring (2–4ml): roughly €500–€1,200
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Chin reshaping (1–2ml): roughly €250–€500
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Tear trough / under-eye (0.5–1ml): roughly €300–€550
Cheek and jawline filler tends to last the longest, often 12 to 18 months. For a full breakdown by area, see our dermal fillers cost guide.
Profhilo and skin boosters
These are skin-quality treatments rather than volumising ones. Essentially, they hydrate and improve the skin rather than changing its shape.
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Profhilo: roughly €250–€350 per session, with a two-session course typically €500–€700
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Skin boosters: roughly €200–€350 per session
Both need maintenance every few months to sustain results.
Polynucleotides (the "salmon facial")
Polynucleotides are one of the fastest-growing treatments in Ireland, particularly for under-eye rejuvenation.
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Per session: roughly €250–€400
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A full course of three to four sessions: roughly €750–€1,400
Results tend to last longer than Profhilo or skin boosters, often nine to twelve months.
Skin treatments: peels, microneedling and more
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Chemical peels: roughly €80–€200 per session
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Microneedling: roughly €150–€395 per session
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IPL / laser pigmentation treatment: roughly €150–€400 per session
Most of these are done as a course of several sessions for best results.
Why the cheapest option is rarely the best
Now for the important part. When you see the same treatment offered at wildly different prices, the difference usually comes down to things that genuinely matter: the practitioner's training and experience, the quality and authenticity of the product, whether the treatment happens in a proper clinical setting, and whether the price includes a consultation and aftercare.
With injectable treatments especially, a price far below the typical range should make you pause. The HPRA has warned that counterfeit fillers and unlicensed botulinum toxin products are circulating on the European market. A bargain that involves a non-genuine product injected by someone unqualified isn't a bargain at all, it's a risk to your health.
The single smartest thing you can do before booking any treatment is to check that your practitioner is registered with the Medical Council, Dental Council, or NMBI. Every clinic listed on SafeSkin has already been verified against these registers so you can search for a verified practitioner near you with confidence.
You can also use our cost calculator to estimate the price of your specific treatment, or take our free quiz if you're not sure what you need.
Spend your money wisely but, more importantly, spend it safely.
All SafeSkin editorial content is reviewed by a registered medical professional before publication.