If you’ve started researching UltraClear, you’ll have noticed that prices vary a lot, from a few hundred pounds to several thousand. That’s because UltraClear isn’t a single treatment. It’s a cold fibre laser platform with several modes, from a light “glow up” session to deep resurfacing and laser coring, and the right one depends on your skin and your goals.
Here’s an honest look at UltraClear laser cost in London, what affects the price, and how to get a quote you can actually rely on.
| Treatment | What it is for | Price |
|---|---|---|
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3D Miracl |
Light “glow up” for dull skin, fine lines and superficial pigmentation |
£350, or £1,000 for a course of 4 |
|
UltraClear small area |
Targeted resurfacing of a smaller area |
£750 |
|
Clear Plus face |
Precision skin renewal with minimal disruption |
£1,250 (face and neck £1,500) |
|
UltraClear face |
Resurfacing for wrinkles, pigmentation, sun damage and acne scars |
£2,000 (face and neck £2,500) |
|
UltraClear Plus |
Most comprehensive multi-pass programme with enhanced aftercare |
£2,500 |
|
Laser coring, perioral or periorbital |
Tightening around the mouth or eyes |
£2,000 |
|
Laser coring, face |
Tightening and lifting for sagging skin, jowls and deep lines |
£3,500 (face and neck £4,500) |
| Décolletage and scars | Treated on assessment |
Variable |
Two people can both “have UltraClear” and pay very different amounts. These are the main factors that shape your price.
This is the biggest factor. UltraClear can be used very lightly, as with 3D Miracl, which works on the top layer of skin with little or no downtime. It can also be used at deeper, more intensive settings to remodel collagen for wrinkles, acne scarring and sun damage, or with laser coring to tighten and lift sagging skin.
Deeper treatments take more time, more clinical skill and more careful planning, and they deliver more significant change. That is reflected in the price. A light 3D Miracl session costs £350 at Skin Medical, while full-face laser coring costs £3,500.
Larger areas take longer and need more passes, so they cost more. A small area at Skin Medical is £750, a full face is £2,000 and the face and neck together is £2,500. Areas such as the décolletage or individual scars are priced after assessment, because their size and condition vary so much.
Some patients achieve the result they want in one or two sessions of a deeper mode. Others prefer lighter treatments repeated over time, such as a course of 3D Miracl, which costs £1,000 for four sessions at Skin Medical. Your practitioner will explain whether one stronger session or a course of lighter ones suits your skin, your downtime and your budget.
UltraClear often works well as part of a wider skin plan, alongside medical-grade skincare, injectables or collagen-stimulating treatments. Combining treatments can improve results, but each one is priced separately, so it will affect your total cost. A good practitioner will only suggest combinations that genuinely add something for your skin.
Most UltraClear modes have around 12 to 24 hours of redness and sensitivity, while deeper treatments may need a few days of visible recovery. More intensive programmes, such as UltraClear Plus, include an enhanced aftercare protocol as part of the price. Remember to also budget for good aftercare products, especially a daily SPF 30 or above.
If you compare UltraClear prices across London, you will see a wide range. Some of that comes down to location and overheads, but the biggest difference is who is holding the laser.
UltraClear is a highly adjustable platform. The same device can deliver a gentle refresh or deep resurfacing, and the results depend on choosing the right mode, depth and settings for your skin type and concerns. Getting that right takes clinical training, an understanding of skin healing and pigmentation risk, and the experience to adjust treatment as your skin responds. As we explain in our article on why UltraClear works with doctor-led training, the expertise behind the machine affects both the price and the result.
A lower price can sometimes mean a lighter treatment than you expected, a less experienced operator or less support afterwards. When comparing quotes, it is worth asking:
At Skin Medical, every UltraClear price includes:
The consultation fee is £150 and is redeemable against treatment if you book on the day. Aftercare products, such as post-procedure cream, sun protection or Obagi skincare, are priced separately, as are any treatments combined with UltraClear.
Whether UltraClear is worth it depends on your concerns and expectations. For many patients, the appeal is meaningful improvement in texture, tone, pigmentation and fine lines with far less downtime than traditional CO2 resurfacing, and suitability for all skin types, including darker skin tones. Results from deeper modes continue to improve for months and may last one to three years, although maintenance treatments help as skin continues to age.
For a fuller look at the value of treatment, read our article UltraClear: is it really worth it?, or see how it compares with CO2 in UltraClear vs CO2 laser.
Generic online prices are a useful starting point, but they cannot tell you which mode your skin actually needs. The only way to get an accurate, personalised UltraClear price is a consultation.
At your consultation, your doctor will assess your skin type, concerns and medical history, discuss your goals and how much downtime you can manage, and recommend the treatment mode, area and number of sessions most likely to give you the result you want. You will then receive a clear price for your plan before any treatment begins, so there are no surprises.
Skin Medical is a multi-award-winning, doctor-led clinic at the William Old Centre, Ducks Hill Road, Northwood HA6 2NP, with free on-site parking. Our UltraClear patients visit from across London and nearby areas including Watford, St Albans, Pinner, Ruislip, Harrow, Amersham and Beaconsfield.
UltraClear cost in London varies with the treatment mode, area and number of sessions. Light treatments typically start from a few hundred pounds, while full-face resurfacing usually costs £2,000 or more. At Skin Medical, prices start from £350 for 3D Miracl, £2,000 for full-face UltraClear and £3,500 for face laser coring, confirmed at consultation.
UltraClear is an advanced cold fibre laser platform that can treat everything from surface dullness to deep wrinkles, scarring and laxity, with less downtime than many traditional lasers. Deeper treatments take more time and clinical skill. Prices also reflect the training of the practitioner, the aftercare provided and the support available if you have concerns during recovery.
It depends on the mode and your goals. Some patients achieve their desired result in one or two sessions of a deeper treatment, while others prefer a course of lighter sessions such as 3D Miracl. Your doctor will recommend the number of sessions at your consultation, so you know the likely total cost before you start.
Courses can offer better value. At Skin Medical, a single 3D Miracl session is £350, while a course of four is £1,000. Deeper modes are usually priced per treatment, because many patients need only one or two sessions. Your doctor will explain whether a course or a single stronger treatment is the better option for you.
A consultation is required before any UltraClear treatment. At Skin Medical, the consultation costs £150 and is redeemable against treatment if you book on the day. It includes a full skin assessment with a doctor, a personalised treatment plan and a clear price, so you can decide with confidence.
Treatment prices at Skin Medical include your consultation, clinical photography, aftercare guidance, a follow-up review where clinically appropriate and complications support. Aftercare products, such as post-procedure cream, sun protection and medical-grade skincare, are priced separately, as are any additional treatments you choose to combine with UltraClear.
For most UltraClear modes, redness, warmth and sensitivity settle within 12 to 24 hours. Deeper treatments, such as laser coring or UltraClear Plus, can involve a few days of visible recovery. Your doctor will explain the expected downtime for your chosen mode, which can help you plan time off and choose the right option.
Lighter treatments such as 3D Miracl give a refreshed glow that may last a few months. With deeper UltraClear modes, skin can continue to improve for six months to a year, and results may last one to three years. Because skin keeps ageing, maintenance treatments and daily sun protection help you get the most from your investment.
If you are considering UltraClear, the best way to understand your cost is a consultation with one of our doctors. We will assess your skin, explain which treatment mode suits you and give you a clear, personalised price. Visit our UltraClear page to learn more, or contact us on 01923 590 057 to book.
