Treatment Cost Calculator
Estimate your annual aesthetic treatment costs in Ireland. Adjust treatments, areas, and sessions to build a personalised budget.
Informational only: Outputs from this tool are generalised estimates based on publicly available information. They are not medical advice or a recommendation of any specific treatment, clinic, or practitioner. Individual results and prices vary. Always consult a registered healthcare professional before any treatment decision. See our full disclaimer.
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How to Optimise Your Budget
- →Book maintenance sessions on schedule — missing sessions means paying more to catch up when results deteriorate faster.
- →Ask about package deals — many clinics offer discounts when you book a course of sessions upfront.
- →Consider combination treatments — some treatments work better together and clinics may offer combination pricing.
- →Check Med 2 tax relief — certain aesthetic procedures performed by doctors may qualify for medical tax relief in Ireland. Ask your practitioner for a Med 2 form.
Your Estimate
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do aesthetic treatments cost in Ireland?
Aesthetic treatment costs in Ireland vary widely by treatment type, clinic, and practitioner experience. Anti-wrinkle injections typically range from €150–€350 per session, dermal fillers from €250–€600, and skin boosters from €200–€400. Use our cost calculator to build a personalised annual estimate based on your chosen treatments.
How much should I budget for anti-wrinkle injections per year?
Most patients have anti-wrinkle injections 3 times per year to maintain results. At typical Irish prices of €150–€350 per session, annual costs range from approximately €450–€1,050. Mid-range pricing of around €250 per session puts the annual total at roughly €750.
Are aesthetic treatments tax deductible in Ireland?
Some aesthetic treatments performed by registered medical practitioners (doctors) may qualify for medical tax relief in Ireland under the Med 2 scheme. Ask your practitioner whether your treatment qualifies and request a Med 2 form. Purely cosmetic procedures performed by non-medical practitioners typically do not qualify. Always consult a tax professional for advice on your specific situation.
How can I reduce my aesthetic treatment costs in Ireland?
Several strategies can help reduce your aesthetic treatment costs: book maintenance sessions on schedule to avoid needing catch-up treatments; ask clinics about package deals for a course of sessions; consider combination treatments where clinics may offer bundled pricing; and check whether your treatments qualify for Med 2 medical tax relief.
How accurate is the SafeSkin cost calculator?
The SafeSkin cost calculator uses typical Irish market price ranges based on verified clinic data. It provides a realistic estimate for budgeting purposes. Actual costs will vary depending on the clinic, practitioner experience, geographic location, and your individual treatment requirements. Always get a personalised quote from a verified practitioner.