How Much Do Aesthetic Treatments Cost in Hale? The Full 2026 Price Guide

Last updated: 11 November 2026

In short: Every price at my clinic in Hale is published. A consultation is £75 and is deducted from your first treatment. Anti wrinkle treatments start at £170 for one upper face area, dermal filler is £325 per millilitre and lip filler £350, Sculptra is £495 per vial, Radiesse £395 per syringe, medical microneedling with exosomes and polynucleotides are each £255 per session for a course of three, Profhilo is £550 for two sessions, the Obagi Blue Peel Radiance is £125, the Perfect Peel £345 and electrocautery for skin blemishes from £220. There are no packages to buy up front and nothing is sold that has not been assessed first.

Local to Hale, Altrincham or Cheshire? I am an NHS GP and aesthetic doctor and run a GP led skin clinic in Hale village, with evening appointments until 7pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and until 9pm on Fridays. You can book a consultation or see the full price list.

Most aesthetic clinics in Cheshire publish a price list that tells you the cost of a syringe but not how many you need, or the cost of a session but not how many sessions make a course. This guide puts every treatment I offer on one page with its 2026 price, what it is for, what a realistic first course adds up to, and a link to a detailed cost post for the treatments people ask about most. Prices were correct on the date above; the price list takes precedence if anything differs.

In this article:

  • Consultation
  • Anti wrinkle treatments
  • Dermal fillers and lip filler
  • Sculptra and Radiesse (biostimulators)
  • Medical microneedling, polynucleotides and Profhilo (skin quality)
  • Chemical peels and prescription skincare
  • Electrocautery for skin blemishes
  • What a typical first spend looks like by concern
  • How to compare clinic prices
  • Frequently asked questions

Consultation

Appointment Price What it is for
Consultation with Dr Caroline Warden£75, fully redeemable against a completed treatmentAround 45 minutes: medical history, skin assessment, photographs and a written plan with prices. Where appropriate, treatment can follow in the same appointment

The consultation is the only thing on this page everyone has. It is how the numbers below become a quote for your face rather than a menu, and if I advise against treatment, which happens, it has cost you £75 and saved you the rest.

Anti wrinkle treatments

For lines caused by expression on the upper face, and a handful of lower face and neck uses. Priced per area, with a free review at two to four weeks. Treatment is only ever agreed after a face to face consultation.

Treatment Price Notes
One upper face area£170Forehead, frown or around the eyes
Two upper face areas£240The most common combination
Three upper face areas£295Forehead, frown and eyes together
Individual areas£150 each, or £75 added to an upper face packageLip flip, downturned mouth, gummy smile, bunny lines, dimpled chin, brow lift
Jaw slimming (masseters)£285Also used for jaw clenching
Neck bands, and Nefertiti neck lift£220 and £350Nefertiti treats the jawline and neck bands together

Larger muscles, which is often the case for men, may need a higher dose and can add 10 per cent; this is assessed at consultation. See the anti wrinkle injections page.

Dermal fillers and lip filler

Hyaluronic acid filler restores lost volume or defines a feature, and can be dissolved if needed. Priced per millilitre, so the cost follows how much your face needs rather than a fixed area fee.

Treatment Price Typical first visit
Dermal filler, per millilitre£325Chin 1 ml; cheeks 1 to 2 ml; nasolabial or marionette lines 1 ml; jawline 2 to 4 ml
Lip filler£350Teosyal RHA 1 or RHA 2, usually no more than 0.7 ml, for a soft natural result

I do not offer tear trough filler. Full breakdown, including what each area costs over 18 months: how much dermal filler costs.

Sculptra and Radiesse (biostimulators)

Biostimulators prompt your own collagen rather than filling. Sculptra suits diffuse loss across the temples and cheeks and lasts around two years; Radiesse suits a defined contour such as the jawline or chin and lasts 12 to 18 months. Hyperdilute Radiesse is spread thinly under crepey skin on the neck, chest, hands and body.

Treatment Price Typical course
Sculptra£495 for one vial, £950 for twoTwo vials, reassessment at six to eight weeks, a third if needed: £950 to £1,445; then one vial every 18 months to two years
Radiesse (face)£395 for one syringe, £750 for two, £1,050 for three, £1,300 for fourTwo to four syringes over one or two sessions; then one or two every 12 to 18 months
Hyperdilute Radiesse (neck, chest, hands, body)£450 for one area, £795 for two, £1,125 for three, per sessionTwo or three sessions six to eight weeks apart; neck, décolletage and both hands count as one area each, abdomen and above the knees as two

Full breakdowns: how much Sculptra costs and how much Radiesse costs.

Medical microneedling, polynucleotides and Profhilo (skin quality)

Three treatments for the quality of the skin itself rather than its volume: microneedling for texture, pores and scarring; polynucleotides for thin, tired, crepey or under eye skin; Profhilo for hydration and bounce. Microneedling and polynucleotides are deliberately priced the same, so the choice is made on your skin, not the cost.

Treatment Price Typical course
Medical microneedling with Purasomes exosomes£255 per session for the course of three; £295 maintenance; neck £40 extraThree sessions four weeks apart, £765; then one every four to six months
Polynucleotides£255 per session for the course of three; £295 maintenance; NCTF 135HA add on £40Three sessions three to four weeks apart, £765; then one every six months
Profhilo£550 for two sessions; £295 maintenanceTwo sessions four to six weeks apart; then one every six months

Full breakdowns: how much microneedling costs and how much polynucleotides cost. For Profhilo, see the skin boosters page.

Chemical peels and prescription skincare

For pigmentation, sun damage, dullness and texture. The Blue Peel Radiance is a no downtime superficial peel; the Perfect Peel is a medium depth peel with about a week of peeling. For recurring pigmentation, a prescription skincare programme is usually the more durable first step.

Treatment Price How often
Obagi Blue Peel Radiance£125 per peelA series of four to six, two to four weeks apart, or one before an event
The Perfect Peel£345, or £425 with the Plus BoosterOnce or twice a year, or two to three peels a month apart for pigmentation
Obagi Nu-Derm systemAround £555 for the products, plus around £130 for prescription tretinoinAn 18 to 24 week programme, prescribed after consultation; includes a complimentary Blue Peel Radiance

Full breakdown: how much a chemical peel costs. For skincare, see the Obagi medical grade skincare page.

Electrocautery for skin blemishes

Quick, precise removal of common benign blemishes such as skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas and facial thread veins. Priced by appointment length rather than per lesion. Anything pigmented or uncertain is not treated and is referred to your GP.

Appointment Price Notes
Standard, 15 minutes£220Enough for several small lesions; many respond to a single session
Extended, 30 minutes£370For larger numbers or wider areas
Additional sessions£150Thread veins and cherry angiomas commonly need two or three sessions at least four weeks apart, and the aim is improvement rather than complete clearance

See the advanced electrocautery page.

What a typical first spend looks like by concern

People rarely arrive asking for a product; they arrive with a concern. This is what the usual starting point costs for the concerns I see most, assuming an average face and no complicating factors. It is a guide for budgeting, not a quote.

Concern Usual starting point Typical first spend
Lines on the forehead, frown or around the eyesAnti wrinkle treatment, two or three areas, repeated three or four times a year£240 to £295 per visit
Thin or uneven lipsLip filler, repeated around once a year£350
Flattened cheeks, a face that has "fallen"Sculptra, two or three vials over two or three sessions£950 to £1,445 for the course
Softening jawline or early jowlsRadiesse, two syringes£750
Tired, crepey or thin skin, dark under eyesPolynucleotides, course of three£765, or £885 with NCTF
Pores, texture, old acne scarringMedical microneedling with exosomes, course of three£765
Pigmentation and sun damageObagi Nu-Derm with tretinoin, then a Perfect Peel if neededAround £685 for the programme; £345 per peel
Crepey neck, chest or handsHyperdilute Radiesse, two sessions£900 for one area, £1,590 for two
Skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas, thread veinsElectrocautery, one standard session£220

In every row the £75 consultation comes off the first treatment. If you are not sure which concern is actually yours, which treatment do I need? walks through it.

How to compare clinic prices

Ask Why it changes the real cost
Is that the price per session, or for the course?A £99 session that needs six sessions is not cheaper than a £255 session that needs three
How big is the syringe or vial?A Radiesse syringe is 1.5 ml; most filler syringes are 1 ml; some clinics quote half syringes
Who is doing it, and are they there if something goes wrong?Only a prescriber can hold the medicines needed to manage a filler complication; a very low price per millilitre usually tells you who is holding the syringe
What is included?Exosomes, anaesthetic, photographs, aftercare and a review are all included here; elsewhere they can be add ons
Do I have to pay up front?Prepaid packages commit you to sessions before anyone knows you need them; here you pay per session and the plan is reviewed as you go

The cheapest treatment is the right one done once, by someone who will also tell you when you do not need it. For how to choose a clinic beyond price, see how to choose an aesthetic clinic safely.

Takeaway: At my clinic in Hale every price is published: £75 consultation deducted from treatment; anti wrinkle treatments from £170 per area; dermal filler £325 per ml and lip filler £350; Sculptra £495 per vial; Radiesse £395 per syringe; hyperdilute Radiesse from £450 per area; microneedling with exosomes and polynucleotides £255 per session for a course of three; Profhilo £550 for two; peels £125 and £345; electrocautery from £220. There are no packages to pay up front, the same doctor assesses, treats and reviews, and the detailed cost posts linked above show what each treatment adds up to over a year.

Frequently asked questions about aesthetic treatment prices in Hale

How much do aesthetic treatments cost in Hale and Altrincham?

At my clinic, anti wrinkle treatments are £170 to £295 for the upper face, dermal filler £325 per millilitre, lip filler £350, Sculptra £495 per vial, Radiesse £395 per syringe, microneedling and polynucleotides £255 per session for a course of three, Profhilo £550 for two sessions, peels £125 to £425 and electrocautery from £220. The £75 consultation is deducted from your first treatment.

Why do you publish your prices when many clinics do not?

Because deciding to have a treatment should not require booking an appointment to find out what it costs, and because a published price is one you can hold me to. The consultation then turns the published price into a quote for your face.

Is the £75 consultation fee refundable?

It is deducted in full from your first completed treatment. If you decide not to go ahead, or I advise against treatment, it has paid for 45 minutes with a doctor, photographs and a written plan.

Do you offer packages, courses or payment plans?

No prepaid packages. Courses are paid session by session, so nobody pays for a session they turn out not to need. If spreading the cost of a course would help, ask Louise when you book.

Why are your prices higher than some salons and lower than some clinics?

Every treatment is carried out by me, a GP and aesthetic doctor, with premium products, emergency medicines on site and the aftercare included, which is why the prices are not the lowest in Cheshire. They are not the highest because I am a sole practitioner in a small clinic in Hale village, not a chain with a reception team and a marketing budget to cover.

Do prices differ for men?

Only where the dose does. Anti wrinkle treatments for larger muscles can need more product and may add 10 per cent. Everything else is priced the same for everyone.

How often will I need to come back?

It depends on the treatment: anti wrinkle treatments three or four times a year, filler and Radiesse every 12 to 18 months, Sculptra every 18 months to two years, skin quality treatments every four to six months after the initial course, and peels once or twice a year. The detailed cost posts set out a typical first year for each.

Next steps

If you know what is bothering you but not what it would cost to treat, book a consultation at the clinic in Hale. You will leave with a plan, a price and no obligation to go ahead.

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Further reading

Dr Caroline Warden (GMC 6157708) is an NHS GP with over 19 years of clinical experience, an independent prescriber, and holds a Level 7 postgraduate diploma in cosmetic injectables. She has practised aesthetic medicine since 2017 and is the sole practitioner at Dr Caroline Warden Skin & Aesthetic Clinic, which she runs with her sister Louise at 2 Crown Passages, Hale, Cheshire, WA15 9GN, serving patients from Hale, Altrincham, Bowdon, Hale Barns, Timperley, Sale, Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Knutsford, Didsbury and across Cheshire and South Manchester. The clinic was named Best Doctor Led Aesthetic Clinic in Cheshire 2026 by GHP and is an official Obagi Ambassador clinic. Prescription only medicines are prescribed only after a face to face consultation; risks, limitations and alternatives for every treatment are discussed at consultation, and results vary between individuals. Prices quoted were correct at the date above; the price list takes precedence. The clinic does not diagnose or treat medical conditions. This article provides general information and does not replace an individual consultation.

References

  1. Dr Caroline Warden Skin & Aesthetic Clinic. Price list. View the price list
  2. Committee of Advertising Practice. Cosmetic interventions: advertising guidance. Read the guidance
  3. Committee of Advertising Practice. Beauty and cosmetics: botulinum toxin products. Read the guidance
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