Anti-Aging Treatment Costs in Ireland (2026)

The cost of longevity and anti-ageing treatments in Ireland has become more transparent and, in many cases, more accessible as the market has matured. With more providers competing for patients and clinics offering package deals and memberships, the average Irish consumer now has a realistic path to incorporating evidence-based anti-ageing treatments into their health routine. However, costs can vary significantly depending on the treatment type, the provider's location, and the level of clinical sophistication involved.

At the most accessible end of the spectrum, treatments like infrared sauna sessions start from as little as 15 to 75 euro per session, and red light therapy sessions range from 20 to 80 euro. These physical modality treatments are widely available, require no medical prescription, and can be used frequently as part of a regular wellness routine. Cryotherapy sessions typically cost 50 to 100 euro, with many clinics offering significant discounts for package purchases or monthly memberships.

More clinically intensive treatments carry higher price points that reflect the cost of pharmaceutical-grade compounds, medical supervision, and extended treatment times. Standard IV vitamin drips range from 150 to 250 euro per session, while NAD+ infusions, which require two to four hours of supervised administration, cost 250 to 800 euro depending on dosage. Hormone optimisation programmes, including TRT and HRT, typically involve an initial assessment fee of 300 to 750 euro followed by monthly medication and monitoring costs of 150 to 350 euro. At the premium end, stem cell therapy treatments range from 3,000 to 15,000 euro depending on the complexity of the procedure.

IV drip therapy is the most widely available longevity treatment in Ireland, and pricing is relatively standardised across the market. A standard Myers Cocktail or immune-boosting drip typically costs 150 to 200 euro. High-dose vitamin C infusions range from 180 to 300 euro depending on the dosage administered. Glutathione, the body's master antioxidant, is available as a standalone IV push for 100 to 150 euro or as an add-on to other drips for 50 to 80 euro. Combination longevity drips that include multiple nutrients tailored to anti-ageing goals typically cost 200 to 350 euro.

NAD+ IV therapy commands premium pricing due to the cost of the pharmaceutical-grade compound and the extended infusion time required. A 250mg NAD+ drip typically costs 250 to 400 euro, while a 500mg infusion ranges from 400 to 600 euro, and a high-dose 1000mg session can cost 600 to 800 euro. Many clinics offer loading packages of three to four sessions at a discounted rate of 800 to 1,500 euro. Some providers also offer NAD+ nasal sprays and sublingual preparations as lower-cost maintenance options between infusions.

Peptide therapy costs depend on the specific peptide, dosage, and duration of the protocol. Some peptides discussed in this area, including BPC-157, have no marketing authorisation in Ireland or the EU. We do not publish prices for unauthorised medicines, and advertising them to the public is prohibited under Irish medicines law. Growth hormone-releasing peptides such as CJC-1295 and ipamorelin are likewise not authorised medicines in Ireland, so no price is quoted here. Of the growth hormone secretagogues, only tesamorelin holds a marketing authorisation, for a specific licensed indication. BPC-157, CJC-1295 and ipamorelin are also prohibited in sport at all times under WADA category S0, with no therapeutic use exemption available. Thymosin Alpha-1 for immune support runs at a similar price range. Most peptide clinics in Ireland offer comprehensive packages that include the consultation, peptide supply, injection training, and follow-up monitoring.

Cryotherapy, HBOT, red light therapy, and infrared sauna represent the physical modality category of longevity treatments. These are generally the most affordable treatments on a per-session basis and are designed for regular, frequent use. Whole-body cryotherapy sessions cost 50 to 100 euro at most Irish clinics, with ten-session packages available for 350 to 600 euro. Some clinics combine cryotherapy with other recovery modalities in a single session at a bundled price.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is competitively priced in Ireland compared to other markets. Sessions at private clinics typically cost 59 to 150 euro each, with the lower end of the range found at clinics operating soft-shell chambers and the upper end at facilities with hard-shell medical-grade chambers. Block bookings of 10 to 20 sessions often reduce the per-session cost by 15 to 25 percent. Some Irish private health insurance policies, including certain Irish Life Health plans, provide partial coverage for HBOT sessions at approved facilities. The HSE provides HBOT at University Hospital Galway for approved medical indications at no cost to the patient.

Red light therapy sessions range from 20 to 80 euro depending on the type of device and the duration of treatment. Medical-grade laser therapy at specialist clinics tends toward the upper end, while LED panel sessions at wellness studios are more affordable. Infrared sauna sessions are among the most affordable longevity treatments, with prices typically between 15 and 75 euro for a 30 to 45 minute session. Many facilities offer monthly memberships for unlimited or frequent use, which can reduce the effective cost to 5 to 15 euro per session.

Hormone optimisation is a long-term commitment, and costs should be evaluated on an annual basis rather than per session. For men seeking TRT, the initial assessment at a specialist clinic costs 300 to 750 euro, which includes a comprehensive blood panel and consultation. Monthly ongoing costs for testosterone medication range from 50 to 150 euro depending on the delivery method, with quarterly blood tests and follow-up consultations adding 150 to 250 euro every three to six months. Some clinics offer annual all-inclusive packages for 2,500 to 4,000 euro that cover everything including medication.

For women, HRT (hormone replacement therapy) has become significantly more affordable in Ireland since the introduction of free HRT prescriptions under the HSE scheme in June 2025. While the medication itself is now free for eligible patients, consultation fees with a GP or specialist menopause clinic still apply, typically ranging from 60 to 200 euro per visit. Private menopause clinics that offer bioidentical hormone therapy and more personalised programmes charge 200 to 400 euro for initial assessments with monthly ongoing costs of 100 to 250 euro.

At the premium end of the longevity treatment market, stem cell therapy is the most expensive option available in Ireland. Autologous stem cell procedures for joint conditions range from 3,000 to 8,000 euro per joint treated. More complex multi-area treatments can cost 10,000 to 15,000 euro. Exosome therapy, which is less invasive but still uses advanced biologics, costs 300 to 600 euro per session, with courses of three to six treatments recommended. PRP therapy occupies a middle ground at 149 to 400 euro per session. Most clinics offering these premium treatments provide financing options, including interest-free instalments, to make them more accessible.

There are several practical strategies for making longevity treatments more affordable in Ireland. First, take advantage of package deals and memberships. Almost every clinic offers discounted rates for purchasing multiple sessions upfront, and facilities that offer physical modality treatments such as cryotherapy, infrared sauna, and red light therapy frequently have monthly membership options that dramatically reduce per-session costs. If you plan to use these treatments regularly, the maths usually favours a membership.

Second, consider the total cost of a treatment programme rather than the cost of individual components. Some clinics offer comprehensive longevity packages that bundle diagnostics, consultations, and treatments at a lower combined cost than purchasing each element separately. A package that includes blood work, a functional medicine consultation, a course of NAD+ drips, and follow-up monitoring may be more cost-effective than piecing together these services from different providers.

Third, check your private health insurance policy for coverage that you may not be aware of. Some plans cover HBOT sessions, consultations with specialist doctors, and diagnostic blood work. HRT prescriptions are now free under the HSE scheme. Some employers offer health and wellness benefits that can be applied to longevity treatments. Finally, prioritise treatments based on your individual needs rather than trying everything at once. A targeted approach guided by comprehensive blood work will deliver more value per euro spent than an unfocused scattergun approach. Invest in diagnostics first, address the most impactful findings, and expand your programme over time.

Prices last checked: August 2026. The figures on this page are ranges gathered from clinic pricing published across Ireland, not quotes, and they move. Confirm current cost with the clinic directly before booking. Where a substance has no marketing authorisation in Ireland or the EU we do not publish a price for it, because advertising an unauthorised medicine to the public is prohibited under Irish medicines law.