Published by Dr Hasaneen
Published date 4.09.26
At Dr Hass Clinic, chin filler is priced clearly by volume, from £300 for 1ml to £900 for 4ml, fixed and confirmed before you commit to anything.
Across the UK more broadly, chin filler ranges from £300 to £900.
This guide sets out exactly why, how UK pricing compares internationally, and how the cost stacks up against the surgical alternative.
Chin filler is an injectable hyaluronic acid treatment used to add projection, improve symmetry, or correct a recessed chin.
It is typically placed at the chin point, the pre-jowl sulcus, or along the jawline transition, depending on the concern being addressed.
It requires no incision and no anaesthesia beyond a topical numbing cream. Results are visible immediately and refine further as any swelling settles over the following two weeks. Unlike surgery, it is also fully reversible with an enzyme called hyaluronidase, should you ever want to dissolve it.
Volume is the main driver, and it changes the price more than anything else.
Take two patients booking a consultation on the same day. One has a slightly recessed chin and wants subtle softening. That typically needs 1ml, around £300. The other has a genuinely weak chin affecting their whole facial profile and wants real structural change. That can mean 3ml or 4ml, £700 to £900.
Same treatment, same practitioner, a £600 difference, purely down to how much correction the anatomy actually needs.
Practitioner expertise is the second major factor. The chin sits close to the mentalis muscle and several small nerves, and judging the right proportion relative to the nose and lips takes real experience. That expertise is priced in for good reason.
Location matters too. Central London, and Mayfair or Harley Street specifically, runs higher than regional UK clinics, reflecting both overheads and a concentration of specialist injectors.
The right volume depends on your starting anatomy and what you want to achieve, properly assessed at consultation rather than picked off a menu.
The gap reflects overheads and practitioner concentration rather than treatment quality alone. Experience still varies considerably clinic to clinic regardless of postcode.
The UK sits at a considered mid-point internationally, offering a high concentration of medically trained injectors without reaching US price levels.
United States. Chin filler in cities such as New York or Los Angeles commonly runs from $600 to $1,800 per treatment, reflecting both higher practitioner fees and, in many states, physician-only injection requirements.
Continental Europe. Paris and Milan tend to price close to London. Clinics in Eastern Europe are frequently cheaper, though facial proportion work like this rewards experience more than most treatments, making cost alone a poor basis for that decision.
For patients weighing up a more permanent solution, the cost difference is substantial.
A surgical chin implant in the UK typically costs £3,000 to £6,000, covering the implant itself, surgeon’s fees, anaesthesia, and hospital or clinic facility costs, alongside a recovery period measured in weeks rather than days.
Chin filler achieves a comparable aesthetic improvement in a single same-day session for a fraction of that cost, with no surgical risk, no general anaesthetic, and full reversibility if your goals change.
The trade-off is longevity. Filler typically lasts 12 to 18 months, while an implant is intended to be permanent. For many patients, filler is also a practical way to trial a stronger chin projection before ever committing to surgery. Our full comparison in chin filler vs chin implant covers the wider differences beyond cost alone.
A £300 quote and a £300 quote are not automatically the same thing.
Ask what volume it actually includes, and whether a follow-up appointment is part of the price or billed separately. Some clinics quote a low headline figure for 1ml when your anatomy genuinely needs 2ml to achieve the result you’re picturing, then charge again to top up.
A proper quote states the volume, the product, and whether review is included, before you book anything.
At Dr Hass Clinic, chin filler is priced clearly by volume, from £300 for 1ml to £900 for 4ml, fixed and confirmed at consultation with no hidden costs. Treatment is performed personally by Dr Hasaneen Al-Janabi, a GMC-registered surgeon, with every plan built around your individual anatomy and goals rather than a standard package.
Full recovery guidance is covered in our chin filler recovery and aftercare guide.
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