Far less than forum folklore says. Entry-level indemnity for a part-time injector starts around £300 to £400 a year on published insurer pricing, rising with scope, volume and premises. The £6,000 figure that circulates online reflects high-end clinic or portfolio cover, not a new practitioner’s policy. Get three quotes; the market is competitive.
The insurance-cost myth stops real careers before they start, which is why we publish this one bluntly. What you pay scales with what you do: a nurse running toxin and basic filler one day a week is at the bottom of the range; a multi-practitioner clinic with lasers, a premises and employees is a different product entirely.
Price is also the least important thing to compare. What actually varies between policies is what invalidates them, which is the subject of our insurance guide, including the scope, prescribing and disclosure traps that turn a cheap policy into no policy.