What is the Cost of Dermal Fillers In India?

Lowest Cost (approx) $251

Average Cost (approx) $755

Highest Cost (approx) $1259

Treatment Type : injectable implants
Treatment time : Up to 60 mins
Recovery time : 1-2 days
Hospitalization days : NA
Visit for follow up treatment : The fillers last for 2-5 years
Success rate : 52 to 68 %

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Introduction

Dermal fillers cost in India

The cost of dermal fillers in India is reasonably priced.1 ml dermal filler costs between INR 20,000 and INR 100,000 ($251-$1259). The overall treatment cost is much lower due to:

Cheaper medical procedures
Living expenses.

Dermal fillers are one of the most popular non-surgical cosmetic procedures in India and abroad. A dermal filler is an injectable solution used to plump up the facial skin and correct signs of aging. This article is for you if you’re also looking for affordable ways to address your wrinkles, sunken cheeks, or other signs of aging on your face. Read on to find out everything you need about dermal filler prices in India.

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Cost in Top Cities

Cities	Min	Avg	Max
Delhi	$274	$823	$1372
Ahmedabad	$228	$687	$1146
Bengaluru	$269	$808	$1347
Mumbai	$284	$853	$1423
Pune	$259	$778	$1297
Chennai	$246	$740	$1234
Hyderabad	$238	$717	$1196
Kolkata	$218	$657	$1095

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Country wise dermal fillers cost

Given below is the cost of dermal fillers in different countries of the world:

Country	Costs
United States	$900-$1200
Canada	$600-$1500
United Kingdom	$235- $1175
New Zealand	$600-$1500
India	$251-$1259
Australia	$600-$2000

Note: The costs mentioned above are estimated. The actual price may differ depending on various factors.

What are the various types of dermal fillers along with their cost?

Three different types of dermal fillers are available in India for correcting wrinkles and other facial imperfections. These include:-

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers: HA fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance in the body responsible for hydration and skin plumpness. They are known to be safe and effective for skin tightening and are FDA-approved to treat wrinkles and skin aging. The hyaluronic acid fillers cost around $188- $313.
Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) dermal fillers: PLLA dermal fillers are made of organic acid and have a longer-lasting effect than HA fillers. They are also helpful in restoring the shape of the lips, increasing volume in the cheeks, and contouring the chin. The cost of plla dermal fillers in India is around $150.
Autologous fat transfer: Fat transfer is beneficial for restoring volume to cheeks and lips, contouring the face, and correcting skin depressions. The advantage of autologous fat transfer is that it yields a more natural look, is entirely safe, and lasts for a long time. The cost of Autologous fat transfer fillers in India is around $626- $1875.

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Factors affecting the cost of the dermal filler

Several factors can affect the face fillers cost in India. These include

Type of dermal filler you choose: For instance, HA dermal fillers are more expensive than PLLA fillers. The type of dermal filler you seek in India will determine its cost.

The number of syringes you need: The number of needles for dermal fillers can also affect the cost. A single syringe treatment is enough for mild facial aging and lasts about 9 to 12 months. However, you might need two syringes if you have deep facial wrinkles.

Your choice of injector: Some injectors are more experienced and charge a higher fee than others.

Your medical condition: If you have diabetes or another medical disease that affects your healing process, dermal fillers might not suit you.

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Why should you consider dermal filler Treatment in India?

Affordability: Dermal fillers in India are much cheaper than in the West. While dermal fillers in the U.S. cost between $900-$1200 per syringe, dermal fillers in India cost just $375-$625 per syringe.
Ease of Travel: Medical travel to India allows you to enjoy high-quality health care at a fraction of the price you would pay at your home country. You can also get a Medical Visa very quickly.
Experienced doctors: The doctors are highly skilled in India and have vast knowledge about their field.

Things to keep in mind before booking a dermal filler appointment

Before booking an appointment for dermal fillers, you must understand that you can’t reverse the procedure if you don’t like the results. This is because dermal fillers are injected below the skin and aren’t easily removable. Dermal fillers can also cause allergic reactions in rare cases, but this risk can be minimized by choosing a certified dermatologist.

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Disclaimer : The above rates are for reference purpose only and may vary based on different requirements. To know actual rates, please contact us.

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I took out my infected medusa piercing thinking that would be for the best but turns out its not. What do I do?

Female | 23

infected piercings are common, removing jewelry may cause ABSCESS FORMATION.. Clean the area gently with SALINE WATER and apply an antibiotic cream.. Keep it dry and avoid touching it with dirty hands.. Do not reinsert the jewelry until COMPLETELY HEALED.. Seek medical help if symptoms worsen..

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I am a 28 year female, with oily skin, having complaints regarding acne, acne scars, tanning, uneven skin tone and dullness. Can I get treatment options for my concerns as well as the cost so as to proceed further. Thank you!

Female | 28

There are many treatment options available to help address your concerns. You can choose from a basic skincare routine to more involved treatments such as laser treatments, chemical peels, light therapy, micro-needling, and laser treatments for acne scarring. These will work by stimulating new collagen in your skin, which can help reduce the appearance of scars. You can look into chemical peels, laser treatments, and light therapies for hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone. These treatments can help to break down pigmented cells and stimulate new cell growth, which in turn can help reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation. For dullness, you can look into facial treatments such as microdermabrasion, which can help to exfoliate your skin and reduce dullness. Cost of these treatments can vary widely, depending on the type of treatment you choose. It is best to consult with a dermatologist to get better treatment options.

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I am 32 old I have dark marks lips side and nose area and also having white heads.I have very dry skin.please guide me what should I do?

Female | 32

You seem to have dark spots near your mouth and nose and whiteheads on dry skin. This could come from the sun, hormones, or harsh items. Use a soft face wash and cream each day. Put on sunblock before going out too. That can make your skin look much better.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Mare face per chik per km s km 4 sal se khde h ,chote bde dono,,,uski wjh s face ka chik. S,fat bi khtm hogya h,,iske ly plastic surgery krani h,,,,kitna khrcha hoga....

Female | 23

You need to send face pictures. As per the dermatologist in Navi Mumbai, this is scarring, which is after effect of Acne. The best treatment for this is Laser treatment.

You can also visit a dermatologist in Pune or any other place near to you for treatment. Hope this answer helps you.

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I have 1 medium small size bump on back downside of my hair which is not at all looking like a pimple type...so what is that is it dengerous for my scalp ?

Female | 18

It is tough to know from your explanation what the bump could be, a in person evaluation is needed. Dermatologist has to examine it to rule out any underlying skin disorders.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have hair loss due to ‘Alopecia’ so doctor told to apply panderm cream is that ok

Male | 28

Alopecia causes hair loss. Panderm cream is not recommended because it contains steroids and can have side effects on the skin, potentially making the condition worse. It's better to see a dermatologist for proper treatment options like topical medications or injections.

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I have a small bump in my mons pubis area for around a month it sometimes gets filled with a white liquid, no itching, it is the same size as before, not growing, what should I do ?

Female | 18

A sac with fluid is called a cyst. It forms beneath the skin. It may result from clogged oil glands or hair follicles. Since it's not getting bigger and doesn't itch, that's good. If it doesn't bother you, watch it. But if pain starts or it grows larger, see a dermatologist right away to get it checked.

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Greetings sir my daughter is four years old she was some what black with your suggestion I want her for skin whitening treatment which one is permanent for her chemical peel or Laser treatment please suggest me sir

Female | 4

Neither of these treatments is recommended for children under the age of 18. Chemical peels and laser treatments are not permanent skin whitening treatments. These treatments can help to reduce the appearance of dark spots, but they will not permanently lighten the skin.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am having melasma (brown patches) around my eyes and nose and it's spreading over my entire face.I had this issue for the past 10 years. I have applied many creams and ointments and also I had laser treatment(1 sitting done). But It didn't work at all.Does your clinic provide the best treatment for my skin problem.Is that work for my skin type.

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Dark underarms can be due to fungus, sweating and acanthosis nigricans(insulin resistance). which needs through check. Skin Lightening creams, peels and carbon laser are very effective. Treatment of underlying condition need to be seen into. Sweat absorbing powders can be used. And anti fungal creams to treat the fungus.

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How to remove a callus from a diabetic foot

Callus from a diabetic foot has to be removed carefully because there should not be any would while removing as it is difficult for wound to heal in diabetic patients. If it has to be done at home, soak the feet in lukewarm water for 10-15 mins. Then rub it with file and then add Keratolytic agents like salicylic acid 12 to 40% in the form of paste is helpful. It can be also done professionally using surgical sterile blade by dermatologist at his clinic

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I have problem of excessive sweat in my palms and leg

Male | 18

Consider using antiperspirants, prescription creams, iontophoresis, Botox injections, medications, or even surgery in severe cases. A few changes like wearing breathable fabrics and using absorbent insoles can also help.

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I'm 28 years and suffering from PCOD. I have thick hair in chin, neck and chest. I usually use the epilator to remove the hairs but after 7-10 days, it regrows back. Can you please suggest ways to rid of it permanently?

Female | 28

• Polycystic Ovary Disease (PCOD) is caused due to production of immature or partially mature eggs by the ovaries in response to poor lifestyle, obesity, stress and hormonal balance.

• Excessive hair growth in the face, chest and back is associated with imbalance in the male hormone called Testosterone. Other symptoms associated include menstrual irregularity, acne, obesity and insulin resistance.

• Treating the underlying condition which is PCOD will help you get rid of the excessive hair growth.

• Medicine such as Clomifene is recommended for treatment as it encourages monthly release of egg from the ovaries and Metformin is prescribed to reduce the insulin resistance.

Lifestyle changes include:

Dietary Changes –

 Optimum diet includes a range of foods from many food categories, including healthy carbohydrates like vegetables and fruits, lean meats like chicken, fish, and high fibre grains.

 Foods with a low glycemic index enable the body to release insulin slowly and gradually, allowing your body to utilise food as energy rather than store it as fat. Fiber-rich foods also aid with blood sugar regulation.

 Avoid refined carbohydrates, which are found in processed meals such as white flour, rice, potatoes, and sugar. Sugary beverages, such as soda and juice, should also be avoided.

Maintain Healthy weight –

 Weight loss should be about half to 1 kg per week for 6 months, with the other method based on the amount of weight lost.

 Avoid crash diets since they deprive your body of essential vitamins, carbs, proteins, and minerals.

 When you go on a crash diet, your body will actually destroy muscle tissue to supply enough energy for your brain to operate.

Exercise regularly –

 Aids in the fight against obesity by burning calories and increasing muscle mass, both of which reduce insulin resistance. Exercise can also help decrease cholesterol and other hormone levels, such as testosterone.

 Physical activity is also vital. Moderate amounts of physical exercise for 30 to 45 minutes per day, 3 to 5 days per week, should be encouraged at first.

Consult your Gynecologists for starting with your treatment and take the aid of a nutritionist in order to design a customized diet plan.

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Adapalene is breaking me out

Female | 24

Adapalene is a medicine prescribed for acne treatment. But it may lead to skin dermatitis and acne in others. It is therefore advised that one visits a dermatologist who can advise on alternative treatment methods.

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I am a 40 year old man and have been having odour problens especially after peeing or aweating.

Male | 40

You might be suffering from the unpleasant smell that follows peeing or sweating in your case. The reason for your unpleasant smell might be a urinary tract infection or the bacteria on your skin. These can make the pee and sweat stink a little bit. Drinking more water, showering regularly, and wearing breathable clothes can help. If it prevails, it is wise to consult a gynecologist.

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I am a 18 year old male, 56kg and a filipino. Three days ago, I ate a spicy food and a day after that I felt a burning sensation when doing my business in the toilet. A day after that I felt a bump near my anus and I'm thinking if its a boil or a pimple. I know that having a boil is pretty hard so I'm scared of what it is and i dont know what to do to stop it from getting worse

Male | 18

You may have something referred to as a perianal abscess. When bacteria infect a tiny gland around the anus, this can cause a painful lump. Soaking in warm water may help relieve discomfort. Don’t squeeze or pop it—try to keep the area clean instead. If it becomes worse or doesn’t get better, you should go see your doctor for more help.

Answered on 11th June '24

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