How Much DoesStimulate Cost?

Across reputable UK medical aesthetic clinics, Stimulate pricing commonly falls into the following ranges:

• £300–£450 per 1 ml syringe
  
• £450–£700 per cheek (using 1–2 ml)
• £600–£1,000+ for a full mid-face rejuvenation
  

These figures reflect professional standards, medical-grade products, and the depth of anatomical expertise required to deliver safe, natural results.

Because Stimulate is intended for deep structural support, rather than small superficial touch-ups, many patients require at least 1–2 ml to notice a difference.

Several factors can influence how much you pay, and understanding these helps prevent confusion or unrealistic expectations.

A. Practitioner Expertise

Highly trained injectors charge more for good reasons:

• They understand complex facial anatomy
• They perform structural mid-face injections safely
• They know how PEG-HA fillers behave
• They custom-plan treatments rather than “cookie-cutter” injecting

Choosing a cheaper injector may cost less upfront but can cost much more in corrections later.

B. Location of the Clinic

Prices vary by region:

• London and major cities: higher fees (£500–£700 per cheek)
• Regional clinics: often on the lower side (£300–£450 per ml)

Urban overheads and practitioner demand influence pricing.

C. Amount of Product Needed

This is the biggest variable.

Most patients fall into one of three categories:

1. Early-mid face rejuvenation:
   • 1–2 ml
   • £300–£700 total
     
     

2. Moderate volume loss:
   • 2–3 ml
   • £600–£1,000+ total

3. Advanced structural support:
   • 3+ ml
   • Often £1,000–£1,400 depending on goals

Stimulate’s cohesive structure means that a little goes a long way, especially when placed correctly over the bone.

D. Whether Stimulate Man Is Used

Pricing is generally the same, but male treatments may use:

• Slightly more volume
• More structural, bone-level placements
• More injection points

This can affect the final cost.

E. Combination Treatments

If Stimulate is part of a broader protocol — such as Neauvia’s Nlift (Hydro Deluxe + Zaffiro + Stimulate) or Nboost — the total investment will naturally be higher.

These protocols provide deeper rejuvenation because they stimulate:

• Collagen
• Hydration
• Elasticity
• Vascularisation

Many patients choose the full protocol for the most transformative results.

When you pay for Stimulate, you are investing in more than just a syringe of filler.

A. A premium, scientifically advanced product

Stimulate is:

• The only PEG-HA + CaHA filler on the market
• Proven safe even in autoimmune patients
• Designed for deep structural lift
• Shown to stimulate new collagen (type III)

This positions it in a different class from standard hyaluronic acid fillers.

B. Natural-looking, regenerative results

Unlike basic fillers that provide volume only, Stimulate also:

• Hydrates
• Supports
• Regenerates
• Lifts
• Improves tissue quality

Results look more like a naturally youthful face, not a “filled” face.

C. A practitioner’s skill and expertise

Your practitioner’s:

• Medical training
• Anatomic knowledge
• Injection precision
• Deep understanding of PEG-HA behaviour
• Artistic judgement

All directly influence your outcome.

This is where much of the cost truly lies.

D. Safety measures and clinical environment

A safe treatment requires:

• Medical-grade sterility
• Professional equipment
• Emergency medications (e.g., hyaluronidase)
• Thorough pre- and post-care
• Regular auditing and compliance

Cheaper providers often cut corners here. You do not want corners cut in your face.

Not always - but with filler, the practitioner’s expertise is the most critical factor, followed closely by:

• Proper product selection
• Correct injection technique
• Adequate treatment planning

A low price can indicate:

• Inexperienced injectors
• Non-medical providers
• Lower-quality fillers
• Too-short appointment times
• Insufficient aftercare
• Clinics prioritising turnover over safety

A very high price might reflect:

• The injector’s celebrity status
• A prestigious location
• Higher overheads

Aim for qualified, medically trained, experienced practitioners, not the cheapest or the most hyped.

Because Stimulate stimulates collagen, many patients find they need less volume at future appointments.

The benefits include:

• Smoother transitions
• Better tissue quality
• More natural lift
• Improvements lasting beyond the filler’s lifespan

In this sense, Stimulate can be a value-based investment compared with traditional HA fillers.

Here are helpful questions to guide your discussion:

• “How much product do you think I will need and why?”
• “What results can I expect at each volume level?”
• “How experienced are you with PEG-HA fillers?”
• “Are there maintenance costs?”
• “Do you offer combination protocols?”
• “What does the price include - consultation, aftercare, follow-up?”

Asking clear questions helps ensure transparency and trust.

A realistic budget for Stimulate treatment usually ranges from:

• £300–£450 for subtle enhancement
• £450–£700 for a typical cheek treatment
• £700–£1,000+ for full mid-face rejuvenation

The final price depends on:

• Practitioner expertise
• Your anatomy
• Your goals
• Volume needed
• Location
• Whether you combine treatments

Stimulate is considered a premium, regenerative filler, so expect it to be priced accordingly — but its long-term skin-improving benefits often make it worth the investment.