In brief
- There is no single price for hyaluronic acid injections – the cost depends on the type of product, the quantity, the area treated and the expertise of the team.
- A targeted treatment can start at around ILS 1,200-1,800, while complex facial sculpting can reach ILS 3,000-5,500 or more.
- At Dermacare we work with brands such as Juvederm, Stylage and Revanesse, and instead of fixed packages we build a personal treatment plan.
- A suspiciously low price, pressure to have treatment immediately or a refusal to disclose the brand name are red flags.
- It is worth asking who performs the injection, which brand is used and what the final price includes, including a follow-up appointment.
Interested in hyaluronic acid injections and wondering about hyaluronic acid prices? You have come to the right place. The bottom line is that there is no single price, and the cost is a function of a personal treatment plan. A targeted, subtle treatment can start at around ILS 1,200-1,800, a standard treatment with a single syringe usually ranges between ILS 1,200-2,400, and more complex treatments such as facial sculpting can reach ILS 3,000-5,500 or more. The final price is determined by the type of product, the quantity required, the area treated and, above all, the expertise and experience of the treating team.
At Dermacare, it is important to us that you understand exactly what lies behind the numbers. This guide sets out the factors that affect the cost, helps you understand the price ranges by area and gives you the tools to make an informed and safe decision.
What really determines the price of hyaluronic acid injections?
When you receive a quote for treatment, it covers much more than the cost of the syringe itself. It reflects a complete medical process made up of several critical factors that directly affect the safety of the treatment, the quality of the result and how long it lasts.
1. Quantity, brand and type of product injected
This is the most basic component. The larger the quantity of product (more syringes) needed to achieve the goal, the higher the price. But even more important is the type of product:
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Brand quality: at the Dermacare clinic we work only with the world's leading and safest brands, such as Juvederm, Stylage and Revanesse. Behind these brands stand years of research and development, strict FDA and CE approvals and advanced manufacturing technologies. These high-quality products are more expensive, but they ensure a more natural result, greater longevity and an excellent safety profile. When it comes to your face – no compromises.
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Product firmness (G-Prime): hyaluronic acid comes in a range of firmness levels, suited to different areas and goals. A thick, firm product designed for sculpting cheekbones or the jawline is more expensive than a soft, flexible product suitable for filling superficial fine lines or subtly shaping the lips. Choosing the right firmness is an important medical decision.
Recently, we have seen an increase in the prices of raw materials and imports, which directly affects the cost of syringes, especially those of the leading brands.
2. Injection area and treatment complexity
Even when exactly the same syringe is used, the cost of treatment varies according to the area. Why? Because the complexity of the treatment directly affects the time, skill and precision required of the doctor.
Think of the difference between painting a plain wall and painting a precise portrait. Both use paint, but the level of artistry and precision is completely different. The same is true in the world of injections.
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Treating delicate areas: for example, filling under-eye hollows is the work of a craftsman, requiring outstanding anatomical knowledge, a steady hand and a dedicated, soft product to prevent complications such as oedema or lumps.
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Structural treatment: sculpting the jawline or building up the cheekbones requires a three-dimensional aesthetic eye, an understanding of facial proportions and injecting at several layers and depths to create sharp, natural definition.
This complexity, which requires greater skill from the doctor, is priced accordingly.
3. Experience and expertise of the treating team
This is the most important factor in the quote – your direct investment in safety and in the result. If you have come across an offer for hyaluronic acid prices that sounds too good to be true, the saving most likely comes from exactly this place, and it is the most dangerous one.
An experienced specialist doctor does not just "inject product"; they bring with them:
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In-depth anatomical knowledge: an understanding of every blood vessel, nerve and muscle in the face – the key to preventing complications.
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Precise technique: the ability to inject the right amount, at the right depth and at the exact angle to create a natural result.
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A holistic aesthetic eye: the ability to see the face as a whole and create a harmonious, refreshed look that is not "overdone".
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Peace of mind: knowing that even in the rare case of a complication, you are dealing with a professional who knows how to identify, manage and treat the situation immediately.
Paying for the doctor's experience is not a luxury. It is your insurance policy for a successful and safe treatment.
Table of estimated price ranges by area
The following table gives a general estimate of the cost of treatment in common areas. It is important to remember that these are average ranges, and the final price will only be determined at a personal consultation, after an accurate assessment of your needs.
| Treatment area | Average price range per syringe (ILS) | Clinical notes |
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| Lip shaping and filling | 1,200 – 2,400 | The price depends on the goal (volume, contour definition, correcting asymmetry) and the type of product. |
| Smile lines (nasolabial folds) | 1,200 – 2,200 | With deep folds, preliminary treatment of the cheeks is sometimes required, which affects the cost. |
| Cheekbone sculpting | 1,400 – 2,800 | Usually requires a thick product and more than one syringe to achieve a lifting effect. |
| Jawline contouring | 1,400 – 3,000 | A structural treatment requiring a large amount of product and advanced technique. For more information, read about jawline contouring. |
| Under-eye hollow filling | 1,400 – 2,800 | Requires a high level of expertise and a dedicated, particularly soft product. |
| Chin shaping | 1,200 – 2,500 | Improves the profile and harmony of the face. |
It is important to remember: comparing prices alone can be misleading. Our goal at Dermacare is not to "sell syringes", but to build together a personal, safe and precise treatment plan that gives you the best and most natural result, taking into account your unique facial structure and your goals.
Is it better to buy a package or build a personal treatment plan?
This is a common question we are asked at consultations, especially in the context of hyaluronic acid prices. On the face of it, the idea of a "package" sounds like good value. But from our clinical experience, the best approach to aesthetic medicine is personal and tailored. Your face is not an off-the-shelf product, and its treatment must be carefully planned.
That is why, instead of offering generic, predefined "packages", at Dermacare we believe in building a personal, gradual treatment plan. A package usually dictates a fixed number of syringes and treatment areas, before we have even assessed in depth what your goal is and what will truly suit your unique facial structure.
The advantages of a personalised treatment plan
A personalised annual plan offers flexibility and allows the treatment to be adapted to the condition of the skin, to your goals and also to your budget. This approach offers significant advantages:
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Result-focused treatment: we start with the area that will have the greatest impact on the overall look. Sometimes a smart injection in one key area, such as a subtle lift of the cheekbones, can create a more significant change than "spreading" product across several areas at once.
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Maintaining a natural look: injecting in stages allows us to monitor the tissue's response and build volume gradually. This is the key to preventing an "overdone" or puffy look, which results from overloading product all at once. The goal is for you to receive compliments, not to be asked where you had injections.
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Control over costs and budget: an annual plan allows you to spread the investment over time, makes the treatment more accessible and gives you certainty and full control over your budget.
An example from the clinic: a patient came to us who wanted to treat her smile lines and a slightly tired look, but with a predefined budget. Instead of spreading product across several areas, we built her a smart plan. We started with a targeted treatment in one central area that had the greatest effect on her overall look. The result was very successful – a visible, natural and flattering improvement was achieved, all within budget. This illustrates an important principle: proper planning beats quantity.
A treatment plan is not just a list of appointments; it is a complete process that includes assessment, planning, treatment, follow-up and adjustments. It ensures that you do not pay for unnecessary syringes and that you get maximum value for your investment. If you are wondering how many treatments are involved, the answer always depends on the personal plan we design for you.
How to choose wisely and avoid price traps
A decision about an aesthetic treatment should be made from an informed and safe place. The aesthetics market is full of offers, and some of them look tempting. However, a quote that looks suspiciously low should set off every alarm bell. Behind the promise of a "bargain" price there is usually a compromise in quality or safety.
The red flags you need to know:
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Low-quality products: the use of cheap fillers, without Ministry of Health approval, or ones that are not suitable for the area being treated.
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Practitioners without adequate training: injection by someone who is not a qualified, experienced doctor is a recipe for disaster.
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Incorrect injection techniques: injecting too superficially, too deeply or in the wrong places can cause lumps, asymmetry or an unflattering result.
Pay particular attention to warning signs such as pressure to have treatment "here and now", a refusal to disclose the brand name of the product, or an offer for hyaluronic acid prices that sounds too good to be true.
Always remember: an aesthetic treatment is first and foremost a medical procedure. Saving a few hundred shekels could cost you your health, aesthetic damage and expensive corrections further down the line.
The questions you must ask before any treatment
To make a wise decision, come to the consultation prepared. A professional clinic will be happy to provide you with all the information with full transparency.
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Who performs the injection? Make sure it is a qualified doctor, and ask about their specific experience.
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Exactly which brand and product are used? Ask for the brand name (for example, Juvederm, Stylage, Revanesse) and the product line, and make sure it is approved by the Ministry of Health.
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Can I see the syringe packaging while it is still sealed? You have every right to make sure you are receiving an original, new product.
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What are the possible side effects and what happens in the event of a complication? Make sure the clinic is equipped to provide a response and support after the treatment as well.
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What does the final price include? Does it include a follow-up appointment and minor touch-ups if needed?
The answers to these questions will help you understand whether the quote really reflects a high level of professionalism and safety. Choosing a specialist doctor and a clinic with a good reputation is the most important investment. You are welcome to read about other patients' experiences on our Dermacare reviews page.
Frequently asked questions
Which hyaluronic acid-based fillers are used at the Dermacare clinic?
At Dermacare we use premium products from the leading brands on the market, and for each treatment we choose the most suitable filler so that it integrates ideally into the skin tissue. The treating doctor chooses the product according to the desired goal – adding volume, shaping contours or providing hydration – as well as according to the structure and texture of the lips. These high-quality products have a significant advantage, as they have been clinically tested over time and offer greater longevity.
How long does hyaluronic acid-based filler last?
For jawline contouring, the Dermacare clinic uses various premium fillers. How long the result lasts depends on the type of filler chosen – you can choose fillers that last one, two, three or four years. The longer-lasting the product, the higher its cost, as it provides a longer-lasting result without the need for repeat treatments.
Which treatments can be performed with hyaluronic acid-based fillers?
Hyaluronic acid-based fillers are particularly suitable for treating expression lines around the nose and mouth (nasolabial folds), marionette lines, hollow cheeks, under-eye hollows (tear trough treatments) and the jawline. In addition, hyaluronic acid is also used for chin shaping, adding volume to the lips and rejuvenating the skin of the neck and décolletage. At the Dermacare clinic, hyaluronic acid is specifically combined in the vampire facial, in which platelet-rich plasma is injected together with hyaluronic acid. This treatment helps to smooth, tighten and renew the skin for a younger, fresher look.
Does filler treatment hurt?
We use high-quality hyaluronic acid from the world's leading manufacturers, which contains lidocaine – an anaesthetic that helps reduce the sensation of pain. During the injection, the lidocaine numbs the treated area, so the treatment is barely felt and is carried out with minimal discomfort, thanks to the use of an extra-fine needle.
What side effects may occur after hyaluronic acid treatment?
Hyaluronic acid is well tolerated by the body, but as with any medical procedure, there is a risk of side effects. These range from common reactions, such as redness and swelling, to very rare complications, such as vascular occlusion or an allergic reaction. It is therefore important that the treatment is performed by an experienced doctor who knows the possible risks and how to deal with them if necessary. Common side effects include mild pain at the injection site, a feeling of tightness, itching, swelling of the lips (after lip augmentation) and bruising (appearing as blue marks), which disappear within a few days. Rare side effects include impaired blood flow, infection at the injection site or migration of the filler and the formation of small lumps.
What is hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in the body. Chemically, it is a chain of sugar molecules with a very high capacity to absorb and retain water. In anti-aging, hyaluronic acid is used to treat wrinkles because of its ability to bind an amount of water 6,000 times its own weight – meaning that one gram of hyaluronic acid can absorb up to 6 litres of water. In the human body, most hyaluronic acid is found in the skin, where it helps bind cells together and maintain hydration. It is also present in the joints and the eyes. From the age of 25, the body produces less hyaluronic acid, and by the age of 60 only about 10% of the original reserve remains.
For full information on the procedure, indications and prices: wrinkle filling with hyaluronic acid.
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Frequently asked questions
The differences stem from a combination of three factors: product quality (leading certified brands cost more), the doctor's experience and expertise (your insurance for a good and safe result), and the clinic's standard (sterile environment, personal support and oversight). An unusually low price almost always indicates a compromise in one of them.
A high price in itself is not a guarantee, but it should reflect a certain standard of quality and safety. That said, do not choose based on price alone. It is important to check recommendations, book a personal consultation and make sure the doctor listens to your goals and builds a sensible plan. The combination of an expert doctor, quality material and expectation setting is the recipe for a result you will love.
The cost of maintenance varies and depends on metabolic rate, the treated area and lifestyle. In areas with a lot of movement (lips) longevity is about 6-9 months, and in more static areas (cheeks, jawline) it can reach 12-18 months. The good news is that maintenance treatments usually require a smaller amount of material, so their cost is lower than the initial treatment.
An offer like this should set off every warning light. To reach such a price, someone must have cut costs somewhere critical – usually in the quality of the product or the experience of the practitioner. Before being tempted, ask who is performing the injection, which product is being used, and what the price includes. The risk involved in such a treatment, from a disappointing result to harm to your health, is simply not worth the saving.
Want to understand exactly what suits you? The Dermacare team will be happy to assess your skin condition, the suitable type of treatment and realistic expectations – in a professional, personal and precise way. To book a consultation, you can get in touch here.
