How much does Voluma cost?

Thank you for your question. Voluma prices vary based on geographical location and the experience of the injector. As Voluma is one of the newer HA fillers (hyaluronic acid), be sure to do your research on your injector.  A more viscous gel than Juvederm, Voluma is currently indicated to help restore volume in a patient's mid-face and lift the surrounding tissues, adding two nice effects WITHOUT making ones face look wide or "chubby."  As the gel is thick, reports have effects lasting for over two years for patients.  Prices in Atlanta vary, from approximately 850 to 1200/syringe with discounts off either the first or second syringes based on the plastic surgery or dermatology office.  As always find a physician with whom you communicate well, and can voice your desired expectations to have the best result.

As costs for product continually increase, unfortunately so does the cost to the patient.  In our practice, we find Voluma to be cost effective to patients as it shows beautiful correction at the time of injection which then persists longer than its predecessors.  That said, Voluma and Juvederm are not interchangeable in all areas of the face.  However, in the cheeks and mid face which we have been treating for years, we have had excellent results with Voluma and patients are thrilled both with the volume and longevity of the product. Costs vary around the country.  We charge $1000 per ml and our patient's have found this reasonable for what they see after treatment and well beyond.

Thank you for your question. The cost varies depending on location and injector, It can typically range from $800 to $1,200. I would advise you to schedule a consult with an expert injector.

Pricing for cosmetic injectables vary by area of the country, or even the world. I think you should plan on the average cost of Volume to to $750-$900 per 1 cc syringe as provided by manufacturer.  It is the most robust filler that can last up to 2 yrs, and it is priced accordingly.  Always do your homework for the best most reputable injectors in your area, not only the price point.Good luckDr. G.

Hi there,My personal cost for any of the vycross range - voluma / volift / volbella is £350 per ml of product used.Hope this helps! Best wishes,Dr Rupert

Like any injectable treatment, the prices will vary based on geographic location, the injector's skill level, and the current market. Voluma, like most fillers, is usually priced per 1 ml syringe. Most patients are going to require 1 ml of Voluma in each cheek at a minimum, although this obviously varies from patient to patient. One syringe of Voluma is going to run between $800-$1,000 in most places, but again, can vary widely.
All the best,

voluma is a great way to add volume back to the face that has been lost with aging.  The product is sold by the syringe.  One syringe is usually around $ 850 but the real question is how many syringes will give you the results you seek?  Ususally 2-3 syringes would be used but some people only need one and other need more

Voluma is generally priced between $800 to $1000 per syringe with a discount applied if you use more than one syringe during your procedure. The provider should have the box and sticker present as part of what you sign on the patient consent form to ensure you are receiving the product you have purchased. 

Voluma costs around $800-$1,200 per syringe. The recommended number of syringes varies. Some patients need only 1 syringe, but some patients can need as many as 4 syringes. Your injector can help you determine how many syringes you will need to achieve your desired result. Voluma has been shown to last about 2 years and it works well to replenish volume loss and add contour to the cheek area. Thus, although the treatment is not inexpensive, it can be a very worthwhile investment. 

Thank you for your question. Voluma pricing depends on the geographical location. New York pricing is significantly higher than it is in California. Here in Tucson, the average is $700-$1,000/ syringe. Do your homework and check the credentials of anyone you are having perform injections. There are many unlicensed, untrained injectors who use product imported from other countries which can be very dangerous. It does matter where you go and who is performing your treatment.

As with all fillers, it depends on how much you inject.  The Voluma actually comes in a package of two syringes and can range between $1500-2000 for 2 syringes as they are sold by the package.  You will usually need 1 syringe per cheek on each side to lift and volumize that area.  If you need more syringes most injectors are willing to open up the package and just sell you one syringe.