Hip dip filler is the most expensive thing on this site by a wide margin, and the reason is volume: a face takes one syringe and a hip takes several vials of a collagen stimulating product. Clinics almost never publish a hip specific price, so the honest way to price it is from the per vial figures they do publish, multiplied by the number of vials the treatment actually takes.
Why there is rarely a published hip price
None of the six clinics in this record publishes a line called hip dip filler. What they publish is the per vial price of the products used for it. Chicago Aesthetic Surgery publishes Sculptra face and neck starting at $850 and up, and Sculptra buttock injections starting at $2,900 and up. Bluepoint in Las Vegas publishes Sculptra at $799 per vial. Chic Med Spa publishes Sculptra at $895 per vial. The buttock figure is the useful one, because it is the only published body area line in this record and hips are priced the same way. A clinic publishing $2,900 and up for a body area is telling you that the treatment takes several vials, and that its price starts where a face treatment ends.
What the treatment actually comes to
Work it from the per vial figures. At $799 to $895 a vial, a treatment using four vials is roughly $3,200 to $3,600 and one using six is $4,800 to $5,400. Chicago Aesthetic Surgery's published buttock starting figure of $2,900 sits inside that range, which is a reasonable cross check that the arithmetic matches what clinics actually charge. Collagen stimulating products are also usually given as a series rather than one appointment, so the number to ask about is the number of vials across the whole plan rather than at the first visit. A clinic that quotes per session without saying how many sessions the plan has has quoted you a deposit.
What to establish before booking
Ask how many vials the clinic expects for the result you have described and what a vial costs at that clinic. Ask whether the plan is one appointment or a series, and what the price is if a further vial is needed. Ask whether there is a package price for the whole plan, because on a treatment of this size the discount is worth asking about. Everything else about this treatment, including whether it suits you, what it involves and what happens afterwards, belongs with the clinic and its physician. This page prices it and passes your enquiry on; it gives no clinical guidance and does not recommend the treatment to anybody.
How to price hip dip filler
Ask what the figure is per. Per syringe, per vial, per unit and per thread are four different measurements and menus use all of them. Ask how many the clinic expects. The quantity is the other half of the quote and it is never on the menu. Ask which product the price covers. A published range is usually a family of products. Get the one you will actually receive named. Ask what the consultation costs and whether it is credited. It is the line most often missing from a published menu.
Questions people ask about hip dip filler cost
How much is hip dip filler?
Clinics price it by the vial rather than as a named line. Published vial prices in this record are $799 at Bluepoint and $895 at Chic Med Spa, and Chicago Aesthetic Surgery publishes a body area starting figure of $2,900 and up for buttock injections.
How much does hip dip filler cost for a full treatment?
At $799 to $895 a vial, four vials is roughly $3,200 to $3,600 and six is $4,800 to $5,400. Ask the clinic how many vials it expects across the whole plan, not just at the first appointment.
Why is it so much more than face filler?
Volume. A face treatment is one syringe and a hip treatment is several vials of a collagen stimulating product, so the price scales with the amount of product rather than with the area.
Are hip fillers usually one appointment?
Usually a series. Ask how many appointments the plan has and how many vials in total, because a per session figure without a session count is not a treatment price.