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Dermal Filler Cost in 2026: Price by Type, Area & Number of Syringes

Natasha Pomelova·July 19, 2026·4 min read·Updated July 24, 2026·Reviewed by Anna M. Melamed, MD
Dermal Filler Cost in 2026: Price by Type, Area & Number of Syringes

By Natasha Pomelova, Founder of MedicalSpaLocator.com and melov.ai — 15 years in pharmaceutical commercialization at Takeda, Amgen, Astellas, and Horizon Therapeutics.

$500-$1,500
Cost per syringe in 2026
~$40/mo
Sculptra's cost per month — lowest of any filler
82%
HA filler patients satisfied at 12 months

Dermal filler cost per syringe by brand

Prices below are 2026 national averages pulled from provider pricing data across our directory of 18,000+ verified providers. Your local market will shift these numbers. A syringe of Juvederm Ultra in Denver runs about $650; the same product at a high-end practice in West Hollywood can hit $900.

Filler brandTypeCost per syringe/vialTypical duration
Juvederm Ultra / Ultra PlusHA (hyaluronic acid)$600 to $9006 to 12 months
Juvederm VolumaHA (cheek/midface)$800 to $1,20012 to 24 months
Juvederm VolbellaHA (lips/fine lines)$500 to $8006 to 12 months
Restylane / Restylane-LHA$550 to $8006 to 12 months
Restylane LyftHA (cheeks/hands)$700 to $1,0006 to 12 months
Restylane KysseHA (lips)$600 to $9006 to 12 months
RHA 2 / RHA 3 / RHA 4HA (resilient)$650 to $9509 to 15 months
SculptraPoly-L-lactic acid (biostimulator)$800 to $1,200 per vialUp to 25 months
RadiesseCalcium hydroxylapatite$700 to $1,00012 to 18 months

Cost by treatment area

Per-syringe cost only tells you half the story. What matters is how many syringes your treatment area needs.

Treatment areaSyringes typically neededTotal cost rangeCommon fillers used
Lips1 (0.5 to 1 mL)$500 to $900Juvederm Volbella, Restylane Kysse, RHA 2
Nasolabial folds1 to 2$600 to $1,600Juvederm Ultra Plus, Restylane, RHA 3
Cheeks1 to 4$800 to $3,600Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft, Sculptra
Under eyes (tear troughs)0.5 to 1$500 to $900Restylane, Juvederm Volbella
Chin1 to 2$700 to $1,800Juvederm Voluma, Radiesse, RHA 4
Jawline2 to 4$1,200 to $3,600Juvederm Voluma, Radiesse, RHA 4
Temples1 to 2$700 to $1,800Juvederm Voluma, Sculptra
Hands1 to 2 per hand$1,200 to $3,000Restylane Lyft, Radiesse
Full-face rejuvenation4 to 10$3,000 to $8,000Multiple products

Filler types and what you're paying for

Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers

Juvederm, Restylane, and the RHA line are all hyaluronic acid-based. They're the most common category for good reason: immediate results, reversible with hyaluronidase if you don't like the outcome, and available in formulations tuned for different depths and areas. A 2021 retrospective in Aesthetic Surgery Journal (n=1,200) found HA fillers maintained patient-reported improvement in 82 percent of cheek augmentation cases at 12 months.

Biostimulatory fillers

Sculptra (poly-L-lactic acid) and Radiesse (calcium hydroxylapatite) don't just fill space. They trigger your body's own collagen production. Results come on gradually over weeks to months, which means you won't walk out looking different on day one. Sculptra requires 2 to 3 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, and results can last up to 25 months per the manufacturer's clinical data. The trade-off: you can't dissolve them if you don't like what you see. You wait it out.

The most expensive syringe isn't always the most expensive treatment. A filler that costs more per unit but lasts twice as long can cut your annual spend in half.

RHA fillers

RHA (Resilient Hyaluronic Acid) fillers are designed to flex with your facial expressions rather than sitting stiff. They cost a bit more than traditional HA fillers ($650 to $950 per syringe) but tend to last 9 to 15 months and feel more natural in high-movement areas like nasolabial folds and marionette lines. Revance, the manufacturer, markets them specifically on this flexibility claim.

Filler longevity vs cost: the math that matters

A filler that costs more but lasts twice as long is the better deal annually. We always suggest asking your provider to calculate cost per month of correction, not just per syringe. Here's how the common products compare.

FillerAverage costAverage durationApprox. cost per month
Juvederm Ultra$7509 months~$83
Juvederm Voluma$1,00018 months~$56
Restylane Kysse$7509 months~$83
RHA 3$80012 months~$67
Sculptra (per vial)$1,00025 months~$40
Radiesse$85015 months~$57

How to save on dermal fillers

Fillers aren't cheap. But there are real ways to reduce the bill.

  • Sign up for loyalty programs before your appointment. Allergan's Alle (for Juvederm) and Galderma's Aspire (for Restylane) save $50 to $100 per syringe over time. Free to join, no reason not to.
  • Buy multiple syringes in one session. Many providers discount 10 to 15 percent for 2+ syringes.
  • Book in January or February. Practices run their best promotions during traditionally slow months.
  • For large-volume restoration (cheeks, temples, jawline), consider Sculptra. Higher upfront cost, but at ~$40/month it's the most economical filler over its lifespan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do dermal fillers cost per syringe?+

$500 to $1,500 in 2026. Standard HA fillers like Juvederm Ultra and Restylane run $550 to $900. Premium products like Juvederm Voluma are $800 to $1,200. Sculptra is $800 to $1,200 per vial but lasts over two years, so the per-month cost is actually the lowest.

How many syringes of filler do I need?+

It depends on the area. Lips usually take 1 syringe. Nasolabial folds take 1 to 2. Cheeks take 1 to 4. Jawline contouring takes 2 to 4. A full-face treatment might use 4 to 10 syringes across multiple areas. Your provider will assess your anatomy during a consultation, but those ranges give you a realistic budget to plan around.

Which dermal filler lasts the longest?+

Sculptra, at up to 25 months. Juvederm Voluma comes in second at 12 to 24 months, followed by Radiesse at 12 to 18 months. Standard HA fillers in the lips and nasolabial folds last 6 to 12 months. Longer-lasting doesn't always mean better though. Sculptra can't be dissolved if you don't like it, while HA fillers can.

Is Juvederm or Restylane cheaper?+

They're close. Restylane tends to run $550 to $800 per syringe; Juvederm Ultra is $600 to $900. The difference on a single-syringe treatment is $50 to $100 at most. Both brands have loyalty programs (Alle for Juvederm, Aspire for Restylane) that save roughly the same amount over time.

Are dermal fillers worth the cost?+

For volume loss and contouring, yes. Results are immediate, last months to years, and you can reverse HA fillers if needed. No downtime, no general anesthesia, no surgical scars. The real question is whether you need filler at all, or whether something like Botox or a skin tightening treatment would address your concern at a lower price.

What is the cheapest type of dermal filler?+

Per syringe, Restylane and Juvederm Volbella start around $500 to $600. But the cheapest syringe isn't always the best deal. Sculptra costs $1,000 per vial and lasts 25 months (~$40/month). Juvederm Ultra costs $750 and lasts 9 months (~$83/month). Sometimes spending more upfront saves money.

Does insurance cover dermal fillers?+

No. Fillers are classified as cosmetic. Most practices offer financing through CareCredit, Cherry, or PatientFi if you want monthly payments. The Alle and Aspire loyalty programs are also worth enrolling in before your appointment.

How often do you need to get fillers redone?+

Lip fillers every 6 to 12 months. Cheek filler with Voluma every 12 to 24 months. Sculptra every 2 years or so. Most providers recommend a small maintenance touch-up before results fully fade rather than waiting until everything has absorbed and starting over.

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Medically reviewed by

Anna M. Melamed, MD · Physician

Anna M. Melamed, MD is a licensed physician who reviews Medical Spa Locator treatment and pricing guides for medical accuracy.

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