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Aesthetic treatment prices in Singapore: what clinics publicly list, November 2026

The Singapore aesthetic price index is a dated snapshot of the prices that clinics, medispas and salons publish on their own websites, gathered by SkinRev Lab for 14 treatments. Each row gives the listed range, the median and the number of providers behind it.

Medically reviewed by Dr Sin Yong, medical adviser · Last reviewed 12 November 2026

Quick answer

  • The index covers 14 aesthetic treatments and concerns in 20 rows and uses only prices published on providers' own websites.
  • A HydraFacial entry-tier session is listed at S$148 to S$388 in Singapore, with a median of S$254 (entry-tier listings surveyed in October 2026).
  • A full-face HIFU session is listed at S$428 to S$1,980, with a median of S$836 across 6 providers (checked 12 November 2026).
  • A pico laser session is listed at S$48 to S$872, with a median of S$350 across 9 clinics; the lowest figures are starting prices.
  • Dermal filler is listed at S$700 to S$1,200 per syringe, with a median of S$814.50 across 8 clinics.
  • Listings are not like-for-like: area, shots, syringe size and GST treatment differ, so a range is a guide and not a quote.

On this page

  1. What do aesthetic treatments cost in Singapore in 2026?
  2. How the price index was gathered
  3. Why listed prices for the same treatment differ so much
  4. How to compare two price quotes fairly
  5. Prices at SkinRev Lab
  6. Limits of this index

Updated

What do aesthetic treatments cost in Singapore in 2026?

Aesthetic treatment prices in Singapore range from under S$100 for a starting-price laser session to several thousand dollars for a lifting treatment, going by what providers publish on their own websites. The table below gives the listed range and the median for each treatment we checked, with the number of providers and the date.

TreatmentListed rangeMedianSample and dateBasis
HydraFacial, entry tierS$148 to S$388S$254Entry-tier listings surveyed in October 2026Per session
HIFU, full faceS$428 to S$1,980S$8366 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session; pages that state face or full face
HIFU, face and neckS$550 to S$3,500S$1,8009 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session
Pico laserS$48 to S$872S$3509 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Per session; the lowest figures are starting prices and area is mostly not stated
Pico laser for facial pigmentationS$150 to S$872S$3507 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Per session; some pages do not state the unit
Fractional CO2 laserS$380 to S$700S$4369 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Per session where stated (3 of 9 pages do not state the unit); most are starting prices with no area stated
RF microneedlingS$269 to S$1,500S$91512 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session; some pages do not state the area
Dermal fillerS$700 to S$1,200S$814.508 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Per syringe; syringe size, filler type and area differ
Injectable skin booster, entry listingS$340 to S$700S$5009 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Units differ between pages (per syringe, per 1 ml, per area, or not stated); most are starting prices
Laser tattoo removalS$50 to S$450S$2758 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Lowest listed session price; tattoo size is not uniform
Mole removalS$88 to S$600S$3058 providers, checked 12 November 2026Starting price; per lesion or per visit as listed
Skin tag removalS$88 to S$380S$1507 providers, checked 12 November 2026Starting price; per lesion or per visit as listed
Milia removalS$80 to S$488S$25013 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session or visit; units differ
Acne scars: fractional CO2 laserS$390 to S$600S$4508 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session as listed; some pages do not state the unit
Acne scars: subcisionS$150 to S$400S$3505 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session or area
Acne scars: RF microneedlingS$269 to S$1,500S$1,1909 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session as listed; some pages do not state the unit
Double chin: HIFUS$250 to S$1,800S$9807 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Per session
Double chin: fat freezingS$298 to S$690S$3904 clinics, checked 12 November 2026Per applicator, cycle or area as listed
Face lifting: radiofrequencyS$1,388 to S$3,800S$1,9807 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session; full face, face with upper neck and starting prices with no area stated are mixed
Face lifting: thread liftS$900 to S$3,600S$3,2004 providers, checked 12 November 2026Per session; full-face, part-face and starting prices are mixed

Each treatment name links to its own page, where the method and the limits of that sample are set out in full.

How the price index was gathered

The price index was gathered by reading the public price pages of Singapore clinics, medispas and salons and recording the price each one lists for a treatment. Only prices published on a provider's own website were used; figures quoted by directories, listicles or booking aggregators were not.

  • One figure per provider: the lowest regular price that provider lists for the treatment.
  • Regular prices only in the range: first-visit, trial and promotional rates were recorded separately and are reported on the individual pages.
  • Starting prices taken as listed: where a page says "from", the stated figure was used and the page says so.
  • GST as listed: many pages do not say whether GST is included, so figures are shown as published.
  • Small samples are labelled: each row states how many providers it rests on; a treatment needed at least six providers to be included, and a row for one method or area at least four.

The median is the middle value when the listed prices are put in order, or the average of the two middle values when the count is even.

Why listed prices for the same treatment differ so much

Listed prices for the same treatment differ mainly because providers are not pricing the same thing. A range tells you what is being advertised, not what a like-for-like session costs.

  • Area and dose: a HIFU price may cover a full face, a lower face or a set number of shots; a laser price may cover a small spot or the whole face.
  • Unit: fillers and skin boosters are listed per syringe, per millilitre or per session, and syringe sizes differ.
  • Starting prices: a "from" figure is the lowest possible bill, often for the smallest area.
  • First-visit rates: trial prices can be a fraction of the regular price and usually apply once.
  • Packages: a per-session figure inside a package applies only when the whole package is bought.
  • Who performs it and with what: a doctor-performed treatment on a medical device is priced differently from a therapist-performed treatment.

How to compare two price quotes fairly

Two price quotes can be compared fairly only when they describe the same area, dose, unit and inclusions. Before comparing, ask each provider the same five questions.

  1. What area does the price cover, and how many shots, passes or syringes?
  2. Is it the regular price or a first-visit rate, and what is the price on the next visit?
  3. Is GST included?
  4. Is the price available per session, or only inside a package?
  5. Who performs the treatment, and is a consultation or review included?

Prices at SkinRev Lab

SkinRev Lab publishes the prices of its non-medical treatments on its price list, at its standard per-session rates and before GST, except waxing, which is shown GST included; a few items are quoted on request. Medical treatments are performed by Dr Sin Yong and are priced at consultation, after he has assessed what is suitable.

SkinRev Lab is at #B1-28 CityLink Mall, 1 Raffles Link, linked underground to City Hall MRT, and is open daily from 11am to 8pm.

Limits of this index

This index is a snapshot of published prices on the dates shown, not a quote and not a survey of what people actually paid. Providers that do not publish prices are not represented, samples are small, and prices change. Treat each range as a starting point for your own questions.

Common questions

Your questions,
answered

How much do aesthetic treatments cost in Singapore?

Listed prices vary widely by treatment. In November 2026, providers' own websites listed a full-face HIFU session at S$428 to S$1,980 (median S$836), a pico laser session at S$48 to S$872 (median S$350; the lowest figures are starting prices) and dermal filler at S$700 to S$1,200 per syringe (median S$814.50).

How much is a HydraFacial in Singapore?

Entry-tier HydraFacial listings in Singapore surveyed in October 2026 ran from S$148 to S$388 per session, with a median listed price of S$254. At SkinRev Lab, HydraFacial Syndeo is S$288, S$388 or S$438 per session before GST, depending on the tier.

Why are some listed prices so much lower than others?

Lower listed prices are usually a different kind of price: a starting figure for the smallest area, a first-visit rate that applies once, or a per-session rate that needs a package. The treatment area, the number of shots or syringes and the device also change the figure, so check what each price covers.

Do listed prices in Singapore include GST?

Often the page does not say. In this index, figures are shown as each provider publishes them, and many providers do not state whether GST is included. Ask before you book. SkinRev Lab lists its prices before GST unless stated, and waxing prices include GST.

How often is the price index updated?

Each row carries the date it was checked. The HydraFacial row was surveyed in October 2026 and the other rows on 12 November 2026. Prices change, so use the dates to judge how current a figure is and confirm the price with the provider before booking.

Are medical treatment prices at SkinRev Lab listed?

No. Medical treatments at SkinRev Lab, such as lasers, HIFU and fillers, are performed by Dr Sin Yong and priced at consultation, because the plan depends on his assessment. Non-medical treatments, such as HydraFacial, SKINLIFT® and SKINSHAPE®, are listed on the price list per session before GST.