Profhilo is a unique injectable treatment made from ultra-pure, high-concentration hyaluronic acid (HA). Unlike traditional dermal fillers, which are designed to add volume to specific areas, Profhilo is a bio-remodelling agent — it spreads through the tissue and stimulates the production of four different types of collagen and elastin, fundamentally improving the quality and hydration of the skin from within.
It contains one of the highest concentrations of hyaluronic acid available in any injectable product (64mg in 2ml), and its unique thermal cross-linking technology means it has both a high-molecular-weight component (which provides deep hydration and tissue support) and a low-molecular-weight component (which stimulates cellular activity at a superficial level).
Profhilo is not a filler and does not add volume. It is a skin quality treatment. Patients who want to address volume loss or structural changes should consider dermal fillers or bio-stimulators such as Sculptra or HArmonyCa instead. Profhilo is best suited to patients with good facial structure who want to improve skin texture, hydration, and early laxity.
Profhilo contains hyaluronic acid and should not be used in patients with known hypersensitivity to HA or gram-positive bacterial proteins. As with all injectable treatments, there is a small risk of bruising, swelling, and infection at injection sites. Vascular occlusion, while rare, is a serious complication of all HA injectables and requires immediate treatment with hyaluronidase.
| Region | Per Session | Course of 2 |
|---|---|---|
| London | £350–£500 | £650–£950 |
| South East | £300–£450 | £550–£850 |
| Midlands | £280–£400 | £500–£750 |
| North West | £280–£400 | £500–£750 |
| Yorkshire | £260–£380 | £480–£720 |
Profhilo is a prescription-only medicine and should only be administered by a qualified prescriber. Ensure your practitioner has specific training in the BAP technique and understands the anatomy of facial tissue planes. Ask about their protocol for managing vascular complications.
Visit our full safety guide for the complete list of questions to ask before booking any aesthetic treatment.