Laser Therapy (HILT) in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Laser Therapy (HILT) in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ranges from £100 to £750 across 4 providers in 3 cities. Bamboo Cosmetic Dentistry offers the most affordable options from £100, while premium providers charge up to £750. The median price is £229.
Prices verified August 2026
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Gum Contouring
Gum Contouring at Bamboo Cosmetic Dentistry in Cardiff is listed at £100 and uses a soft tissue diode laser. The service focuses on the gums and may be considered when the gum line needs cosmetic reshaping, subject to professional assessment. Laser-based contouring uses focused energy to alter soft tissue, but the clinic listing does not specify the treatment protocol, duration, anaesthetic, number of visits, or aftercare. The appointment is available at Bamboo Dental. Discuss the intended changes, suitability, risks, and final plan with the dental team before booking.
Laser skin rejuvenation
Laser skin rejuvenation at Cléage Clinic Leeds is listed as CO2 laser skin resurfacing. The service is offered from £229 for one session, with a three-session option from £599. Laser resurfacing is a cosmetic approach used to refresh the visible texture and appearance of skin, but the likely recovery and outcome depend on the protocol and individual skin. The clinic does not list equipment beyond the CO2 description, preparation, aftercare, treatment duration, or contraindications, so consultation is essential before booking.
CO2 Laser Treatment
CO2 Laser Treatment at Dr Chike Clinics in London is listed for the half face and priced at £750. The treatment uses a CO2 laser, a resurfacing technology that creates controlled microscopic thermal effects in the skin to encourage renewal and collagen remodelling. The clinic identifies it for improving texture and reducing the appearance of lines, scarring, and pigmentation. The listing does not specify the exact settings, protocol, downtime, or number of appointments, so these should be confirmed during consultation. Suitability depends on skin characteristics, the concern being addressed, and individual healing factors.
Excimer laser therapy
Excimer laser therapy at Cléage Clinic Leeds is listed for vitiligo and psoriasis. Excimer therapy is a targeted light-based treatment category, but the clinic does not specify the device, wavelength, treatment area, session length or treatment schedule. The listing also does not include preparation, aftercare or contraindication information. A consultation can explain the planned protocol, realistic expectations and whether the service is appropriate alongside any existing care. It should not be considered a diagnosis.
Laser therapy for age spots
Laser therapy for age spots at 152 Harley Street is listed for age spots, uneven skin tone and signs of ageing. Laser treatment uses concentrated light in a controlled way and may help target areas of unwanted pigmentation. The clinic listing does not specify the laser device, wavelength, protocol, treatment area, preparation, aftercare or number of sessions. A consultation is important to assess the skin, discuss realistic results and explain recovery and safety considerations.
Microphlebectomy
Microphlebectomy is listed at 152 Harley Street as a vein-focused treatment. The clinic listing does not provide a protocol, equipment details, preparation or aftercare instructions, price, timing, or suitability information. In general, microphlebectomy is a minimally invasive technique used to remove selected superficial veins through tiny skin openings, but the exact approach and candidacy require professional assessment. A consultation can clarify which veins may be addressed, whether other investigations or treatments are appropriate, and what recovery to expect. The service is available at 152 Harley Street in London.
Photodynamic therapy for actinic keratoses
Photodynamic therapy for actinic keratoses at 152 Harley Street combines a light-sensitising cream with intense light directed at the patch. The listed protocol uses this combination to destroy the cells involved in the affected area. It may suit people with actinic keratoses seeking a light-activated treatment option. The clinic does not specify preparation, aftercare, session length, treatment frequency or recovery details for this listing, so these should be confirmed during consultation.
Radiofrequency ablation (RFA)
Radiofrequency ablation at 152 Harley Street is an outpatient procedure for varicose veins. Radio waves pass through a precisely placed needle to heat the vein wall, causing the treated vein to collapse and close. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic and takes approximately 50 minutes. Normal activity can usually resume within a day, although discomfort may last a couple of days and bruising may remain visible for one or two weeks. This listing does not specify pricing, preparation, included items, or contraindications. Consultation should confirm suitability, the treatment plan, risks, recovery advice, and whether further care is needed.
Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy is listed at 152 Harley Street as a vein-focused treatment. The clinic does not specify the injection protocol, equipment, preparation, aftercare, price, appointment duration or eligibility criteria for this listing. In general, sclerotherapy involves introducing a solution into selected veins so they can gradually close and be reabsorbed, although the exact product and method should be confirmed with the clinic. A consultation can clarify which veins may be suitable, whether other assessment is needed and how many sessions might be recommended. The service is available at 152 Harley Street in London.
