Patient Education
How Much Do Aesthetic Treatments Cost in Dubai?
Real published AED prices for Botox, fillers, skin boosters and regenerative treatments — plus an honest explanation of what actually changes your final total.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Maliha Dar, DHA-licensed General Practitioner (licence 29664582-005) · 29 September 2026
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In short
At this clinic Botox is AED 16–18 per unit, dermal filler AED 800–1,700 per ml depending on brand, Profhilo AED 1,250–1,500 per session and Rejuran AED 1,400–1,700 per session. Your final total depends on how much product your assessment shows you need.
Key facts
| Botox | AED 16–18 per unit |
|---|---|
| Upper face Botox | AED 800–999 (about 60 units) |
| Full face Botox | AED 1,500–1,600 (about 100 units) |
| Dermal filler | AED 800–1,700 per ml by brand |
| Profhilo | AED 1,250–1,500 per session |
| Rejuran skin booster | AED 1,400–1,700 per session |
| Face PRP | AED 350 per session |
| Prices current as of | 29 September 2026 |
Most Dubai clinics will not publish prices. You are invited to book a consultation, and the number appears once you are in the chair. That is a poor experience and it makes comparing options almost impossible.
This article publishes the actual rates. It also explains what genuinely changes the figure, because an honest price list has to acknowledge that injectable pricing depends on how much product you need — and that varies between people.
Injectables
Botox is priced per unit. The number of units you need depends on muscle strength and how many areas are treated, which is why a per-area package and a per-unit rate are both published.
| Treatment | Detail | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Botox | Per unit | AED 16 – 18 |
| Upper face Botox | About 60 units | AED 800 – 999 |
| Full face Botox | About 100 units | AED 1,500 – 1,600 |
| Botox for excessive sweating | About 100 units | AED 1,300 – 1,500 |
| Dermal filler — Juvederm | Per ml | AED 1,500 – 1,700 |
| Dermal filler — Restylane | Per ml | AED 850 – 1,000 |
| Dermal filler — Neauvia | Per ml | AED 800 – 999 |
| Sculptra | Per session (10 ml) | AED 1,400 – 1,600 |
Skin boosters and regenerative treatments
These are normally given as a course, so the course price is the meaningful figure rather than the single-session rate.
| Treatment | Per session | Course |
|---|---|---|
| Rejuran skin booster | AED 1,400 – 1,700 | 3 sessions AED 3,300 |
| Salmon DNA / PDRN | AED 599 | 3 sessions AED 1,500 |
| Profhilo | AED 1,250 – 1,500 | Usually 2 sessions |
| Karisma | AED 1,500 – 1,700 | — |
| Kiara Reju | AED 999 – 1,200 | — |
| Jalupro Super Hydro | AED 999 – 1,500 | — |
| Jalupro Young Eye | AED 1,000 – 1,300 | — |
| Face PRP | AED 350 | — |
| Face mesotherapy | AED 350 | 3 PRP + Mesoglow AED 1,200 |
| Mesotherapy with exosomes | AED 1,000 | — |
Hair, peels and body treatments
Hair treatments in particular are almost always a course rather than a single session, and the per-session figure alone is misleading.
| Treatment | Per session | Course |
|---|---|---|
| Hair PRP + Biotin | AED 250 | 3 sessions AED 600 |
| Hair PRP + Biotin + growth factors | AED 350 | 3 sessions AED 1,000 |
| Hair exosome (Korean) | AED 800 | 3 + 2 free PRP AED 2,500 |
| Hair exosome (USA) | AED 1,000 | 3 + 3 free PRP AED 2,700 |
| Hair filler | AED 850 – 950 | — |
| Royal Peel | AED 350 | 3 sessions AED 850 |
| Meline Royal Peel | AED 450 | 3 sessions AED 850 |
| Lemon Bottle fat dissolving | AED 200 – 250 per ml | 5 ml session AED 799 |
| Aqualyx fat dissolving | AED 250 – 300 per ml | 5 ml session AED 899 |
What actually changes your total
Four things, and understanding them is the difference between an informed decision and a surprise.
- Units or volume. Muscle strength and the degree of volume loss differ between people. Two patients having the same treatment can genuinely need different amounts, which is why a single fixed price would either overcharge one or under-treat the other.
- Number of areas. One area costs less than a combination. Package rates apply where several areas are treated together.
- Product or brand. Filler brands are priced differently, as the table above shows. The product used is discussed with you, and the packaging is shown before it is opened.
- Course length. Regenerative treatments work over a course. Judging them on a single-session price understates what you will actually spend.
Why cheap injectables are a warning sign
Dubai's market is competitive and heavily discounted, and price alone is a poor guide to quality in either direction. But a rate dramatically below market, with no explanation, raises reasonable questions.
There are only a few ways to be substantially cheaper: use less product than the assessment indicates, use a cheaper or unverified product, have a less qualified person perform the injection, or allocate less time. None of those is something you want.
A few checks are worth making wherever you go. Confirm who will actually perform the treatment and that they hold a current DHA licence. Ask to see the product packaging before it is opened. For filler, ask whether hyaluronidase is kept on site to treat a vascular complication. Ask what happens, and what it costs, if something needs adjusting.
Treat same-day pressure and discounts that expire today as warning signs. If a treatment is right for you this week, it will still be right next week.
Getting an accurate figure for you
No clinic can give you an exact injectable price without assessing you, and one that does is guessing. What you should get is a clear figure at consultation, before anything proceeds, with the reasoning explained.
You should also be told when a treatment is not appropriate for you, or when a less expensive option suits your concern better. That conversation is more valuable than a discount.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does Botox cost in Dubai?
- At this clinic Botox is AED 16–18 per unit. Upper face treatment using around 60 units is AED 800–999, and full face using around 100 units is AED 1,500–1,600. Units needed depend on muscle strength.
- How much do dermal fillers cost?
- Filler is priced per millilitre and varies by brand: Neauvia AED 800–999, Restylane AED 850–1,000 and Juvederm AED 1,500–1,700 per ml. How many millilitres you need is established at assessment.
- Why are injectable prices given as a range?
- Because the amount of product needed genuinely varies between patients. Muscle strength, volume loss and the number of areas treated all change the total, so a single fixed price would misprice most people.
- How much does Rejuran cost?
- Rejuran skin booster is AED 1,400–1,700 per session, with a three-session course at AED 3,300. Because it works as a course, the course price is the more meaningful figure to compare.
- How much does Profhilo cost?
- Profhilo is AED 1,250–1,500 per session. The standard protocol is two sessions four weeks apart, so budget for the pair rather than a single session when comparing it with other treatments.
- Is the consultation free?
- Consultation arrangements are confirmed when you book. The purpose of the consultation is to assess suitability and agree the plan and cost before anything proceeds, so you are never committed in advance.
- Are follow-ups or touch-ups included?
- Review arrangements are explained at consultation and confirmed in your plan. For botulinum toxin the right point to assess the result is around two weeks, which is when any adjustment would be considered.
- Do you offer packages?
- Yes, where treating several areas together or completing a course is clinically appropriate. Package rates are published alongside each treatment, and a package is only recommended where it reflects what you actually need.
- Are these prices up to date?
- The figures here were current on 29 September 2026. The prices page is generated from the clinic's live price list and is always the authoritative source, so check there before budgeting.
- Should I choose the cheapest clinic?
- Price alone is a poor guide to quality. Very deep discounting raises reasonable questions about product sourcing, who performs the treatment and how much time is allocated. Ask the same verification questions regardless of price.
- Can I get an exact price before my consultation?
- Not for injectables, because the amount needed depends on assessment. Any clinic quoting an exact figure sight-unseen is guessing. You should get a clear total at consultation before treatment proceeds.
References
- [1]NHS. Cosmetic Procedures — Overview and Safety Considerations.
- [2]General Medical Council (UK). Guidance for Doctors Who Offer Cosmetic Interventions.
This article was last updated on 29 September 2026. Clinical content is reviewed at least every 12 months, and sooner if guidance changes.
Medical Disclaimer
This article is for educational purposes only and does not replace a personalised medical consultation. Treatment suitability varies by individual. Please book a consultation with Dr. Maliha Dar before proceeding with any aesthetic procedure.
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