National median for lip filler is $596. View Australia's real-world price spread and find local clinics.
Australia-wide median
$596
Based on 27 real patient reports, the national typical out-of-pocket gap is $596.
Patient-reported median, not a quote. How we calculate this →
All prices include GST unless stated.
Full Market Range
$503 - $935
Middle 50% Range
$527 - $785
Patient Reports
27 reports
Current Signal
22 Oct 2026
9 patients contributed recently
With a larger set of reports, the median is the most stable baseline. It strips out highly subsidised public patients and premium outliers so you can budget from the middle of the market.
Reviewed dataset
Every data point is crowdsourced anonymously from Australian patients. We publish the median, the sample size, and whether the figure reflects a city-level cost summary or a modelled estimate so you can judge how much weight to place on each figure.
Price Distribution
Lowest reported
$503
Middle 50%
$527, $785
Highest reported
$935
Based on 27 patient reports. This procedure is not covered by Medicare. The full cost sits with you out of pocket.
City-by-City Breakdown
NSW • 9 reports
Median OOP
$700
VIC • 18 reports
Median OOP
$550
QLD • No local reports yet
Median OOP
Insufficient data: modelled estimate
WA • No local reports yet
Median OOP
Insufficient data: modelled estimate
SA • No local reports yet
Median OOP
Insufficient data: modelled estimate
Based on 27 patient reports nationwide, the median out-of-pocket in Australia is $596, ranging from $503 to $935.
No. A lip filler is considered cosmetic and isn't covered by Medicare. Some private health extras policies offer a small rebate, but most don't. It's a fully out-of-pocket expense.
Expect no downtime, swelling settles in 2-3 days. Most people go straight back to their day.
Common side effects include bruising, swelling, and tenderness at the injection site. These usually settle within a few days. Rarer risks include asymmetry, migration, and vascular complications. Always go to an experienced, qualified injector.
Choose a qualified cosmetic injector, ideally a nurse, doctor, or dentist with specific training. Check their before-and-after portfolio, ask about the brand they use, and never go to an unregistered provider. Price shouldn't be the deciding factor.
This page reflects reports updated as recently as 22 Oct 2026.