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Skin Treatment Prices in Laoag City: 2026 Clinic Price List

Real starting prices for consultations, acne scar treatment, laser hair removal, melasma, injectables and IV drips at a Laoag City clinic, updated October 2026.

Most aesthetic clinics in the Philippines publish nothing and quote everything by private message. That makes it impossible to plan, and it makes it easy to be moved upward once you are already in the chair.

This page lists the prices La Peau Parfaite in Laoag City actually publishes when you book, in Philippine pesos, verified on 21 October 2026. It is not a menu of promises: it is the number you will be asked to approve before anything starts.

Starting prices at a glance

What "starting price" means on this page

Two different things are on that table, and the clinic will tell you which one applies before you pay.

For the consultations (general health, aesthetic medicine, hair loss, lab interpretation), the amount is the consultation fee. You pay for the doctor's time and the assessment.

For the treatments (acne scar revision, laser hair removal, melasma, injectables, mole removal, slimming, IV drips, skin tightening), the amount is the starting price of a first session. The final price depends on the area treated, the device used, the number of units or vials, and how many passes the skin needs.

A quote given after an examination can be higher than the starting price. It should never be higher than what was written on the quote you approved.

Why prices differ between clinics

The machine is the biggest single variable. A diode laser for hair removal and a fractional CO2 laser for scars are not in the same price bracket, and neither are the disposables they need. Two clinics advertising "laser" can be using devices twenty times apart in cost.

Then come the consumables. Authentic botulinum toxin is sold per unit or per vial. Fillers are sold per syringe, and the brand matters. PRP needs a kit and a centrifuge run. A clinic that quotes ₱1,500 for a treatment that requires a ₱6,000 vial is either not using that vial or not telling you what it uses.

Finally, doctor time. A procedure performed by a physician costs more than one delegated to a technician, and in some cases it is the difference between a safe treatment and an unpredictable one.

What is never included in the number above

These are billed separately when they are needed, and a clinic should say so before you start rather than after:

• Prescription medicines, including topical retinoids and antibiotics.
• Laboratory tests, which are routine before isotretinoin and often useful before other treatments.
• Histopathology for any mole or lesion that needs to be checked rather than just removed.
• Post-procedure products, if you choose to buy them from the clinic.
• Additional sessions beyond the plan.

Ask for one number that includes everything the plan requires. If the answer is a range, ask what moves it within that range.

How to budget a course, not a session

Almost nothing in aesthetic medicine works in one session, and this is where people are surprised. Acne scar revision is typically planned over several sessions spaced weeks apart. Melasma needs maintenance rather than a finish line. Laser hair removal needs a series because hair grows in cycles.

The arithmetic is simple and worth doing before your first visit:

1. Ask how many sessions the plan needs.
2. Multiply by the per-session price.
3. Add the consultation fee.
4. Add medicines and tests.
5. Compare that total with what you can spend over the next six months.

For example, four sessions at the ₱1,500 starting price is ₱6,000 before consultation and medicines. That is the honest figure to plan with, not the ₱1,500 headline.

Payment and receipts

The clinic issues a receipt for every payment. If you need a medical certificate for work, a reimbursement claim, or a record for an HMO, ask at the desk during the visit rather than weeks later, because documents depend on the consultation record.

Payment details, including what is accepted, are confirmed by the clinic when your appointment is set. Nothing is charged on this website.

How to get an exact quote

The starting prices above are enough to decide whether a treatment is within reach. An exact quote needs a look at your skin, which is what the consultation is for.

If you already know what you want, request an appointment and mention the treatment in the notes. If you are deciding between two options, the checklist for choosing a clinic in Laoag City is the more useful page to read first, and an online consultation can settle the question without a trip.

Prices are reviewed periodically and this page is updated when they change. The date at the top of the page is the date of the last verification.

La Peau Parfaite Medical ClinicWritten and fact-checked by the La Peau Parfaite clinic team. Clinical decisions are made by Dr. Katheryne Castillo, MD during a consultation, never on a web page. Questions about this page: doctor@md-k.com.