Treatment guide
Anti-wrinkle injections in London: published prices and what to ask (checked October 2026)
Botulinum toxin products used for anti-wrinkle injections are Prescription-Only Medicines. They must be supplied against a valid prescription following an appropriate assessment. England does not yet have one national practitioner-licensing scheme for the whole non-surgical cosmetic sector, so ask who prescribes, who administers and which professional rules apply.
Published prices
- 5 clinics in our catalogue in London (the same area as a search for London) show anti-wrinkle injections on their own website and publish a price for it.
- Prices published for a single treatment range from £150 to £400 (each clinic's lowest listed price).
- Most common price band: £100–£199 and £400–£499.
- Latest reading of these websites: 29 October 2026.
Prices are the clinics' own published figures, not Unmist's; not a complete list; Unmist never ranks clinics.
Five things to ask before you book
- 01
Who prescribes the toxin, and who actually injects it?
- 02
Is a two-week review included in the price?
- 03
Which brand would you use, and how long should the result last?
- 04
I’d want a natural result — how do you approach that?
- 05
If anything went wrong afterwards, how would it be handled — and who would be responsible for my care?
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Frequently asked
What does anti-wrinkle injections cost in London?
5 clinics in our catalogue in London (the same area as a search for London) show anti-wrinkle injections on their own website and publish a price for it. Prices published for a single treatment range from £150 to £400 (each clinic's lowest listed price). Most common price band: £100–£199 and £400–£499. Latest reading of these websites: 29 October 2026. Prices are the clinics' own published figures, not Unmist's; not a complete list; Unmist never ranks clinics.
Who can perform anti-wrinkle injections?
Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine: it must be prescribed by a registered prescriber after an assessment of you, and the prescriber remains responsible if administration is delegated. In England, cosmetic botulinum toxin injections for under-18s are prohibited. England does not yet have one national licensing scheme for practitioners of non-surgical cosmetic treatments, so ask who performs it, which professional register they are on and what training they hold.
What should I ask before booking anti-wrinkle injections?
Could you tell me who would treat me, and are they on the GMC, NMC or GDC register? Could you send me the price before I book, including any consultation fee? What does the first consultation involve, and is there a fee? Unmist gives no medical advice.
Must the prescriber personally administer botulinum toxin in England?
Not necessarily. Botulinum toxin is a Prescription-Only Medicine and must be supplied against a valid prescription, but administration may be delegated under the prescriber’s direction. Professional duties still apply to the prescriber and any regulated healthcare professional involved. Cosmetic botulinum-toxin injections for under-18s are generally prohibited in England, subject to the statutory medical exception. Ask for the names and roles of both the prescriber and the person administering it.
Is the JCCP a regulator?
The Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners is a voluntary professional register. It is not a statutory regulator and listing is optional. It is a useful extra signal — not a substitute for checking GMC / GDC / NMC.
What is Save Face?
Save Face is a voluntary register of non-surgical injectors accredited by the Professional Standards Authority (PSA). It audits each listed practitioner against published standards. Listing is optional, so a clinic can meet the standards without being listed; treat it as one extra check alongside the statutory registers (GMC, GDC, NMC), not a substitute for them.
How long does the effect of anti-wrinkle injections last?
This varies by person, product and dose, so Unmist does not give clinical advice. Ask the clinic how long results typically last for you, how the first appointment sets a baseline dose, and what ongoing maintenance would cost — and ask them to put it in writing before you sign consent. The NHS publishes general information on botulinum toxin injections.
What happens if I have a bad reaction?
Ask whether the clinic has a written aftercare and complications protocol, who you would call out of hours, and how a serious reaction would be handled (for example, referral to A&E). GMC guidance expects doctors to arrange aftercare and to be contactable if complications arise. Ask to see the protocol in writing at the consultation, and note how clearly it is answered.