Transparency of the process

Fees and estimates

This page describes how fees are set and what you are given before any procedure. Amounts are not published online; they are communicated to you individually.

How fees are set

For injections of CE-marked cross-linked hyaluronic acid, fees are set per millilitre of product used. A single millilitre may be distributed across one or several areas of the face during the same session.

For type A botulinum toxin, fees are set according to the number of units administered. The dose depends on the muscles involved and their strength.

The volume or number of units required can only be determined after a clinical examination. This is why no amount can be reliably announced in advance.

What you are given

At the end of the consultation, a detailed written estimate is given to you. It states the proposed procedure, the product, the planned quantity and the total amount.

A reflection period is left to you before any procedure. During this period, no payment or financial commitment is requested of you, except for the fee for the consultation itself.

Document provided
Detailed written estimate, handed to you after the examination
Before the procedure
Reflection period, with no payment or financial commitment
Reimbursement
No reimbursement by INAMI for aesthetic medicine procedures
VAT
Aesthetic medicine procedures are subject to VAT
Display
Fees are displayed at the practice

Obtaining the fee schedule

Disclosure of fees

Belgian regulation on information in aesthetic medicine does not allow public disclosure of prices. The fee schedule is communicated to you individually, on request.

Individual request

The final fees appear on the estimate drawn up after the clinical examination. No result is guaranteed and the doctor may find no indication to treat. How a first consultation unfolds.