Beleco Clinic
Promotion starts from the stated figure; area and full protocol require confirmation.
Malaysia Price Atlas · Your price-check companion
This guide compares the actual option costs we found for people researching Eye bags in Malaysia. It keeps every procedure, consultation, medicine and package in its own lane. There is no single “average price” for a concern made up of different diagnoses and different appointments.
Start here: get the concern assessed before choosing a package. Then compare the same option, area, quantity and follow-up—not simply the lowest number on the page.

Quick price takeaways
Advertised prices found
14 option-cost rows
Each consultation, medicine, procedure, product and package keeps its own unit. No concern-wide average or personalised total is created.
Advertised figures, not verified market statistics. Some offer terms still need checking.
Compare the source-linked options ↓ · See what changes the budget ↓ · Choose a provider more carefully ↓
Actual amounts from the sources
These are the prices we found, even where details are incomplete. They are not confirmed booking quotes. “From” means a starting figure; “or” means different amounts appear in the sources. Read 29 Aug 2026. Confirm availability, inclusions and the total payable before booking.
| Provider & listed treatment | Advertised amount | Basis & details to check |
|---|---|---|
| Beleco ClinicUltherapy Prime promotionSource ↗ | From RM 6,088 | fromConfirm area, lines and expiry. Reused from the separately researched ultherapy price ledger. |
| Beverly Wilshire ClinicThermage provider rangeSource ↗ | RM 4,000–RM 13,000 | depends on treated areaDirect provider guide. Reused from the separately researched thermage price ledger. |
| Enhanze ClinicRF TighteningSource ↗ | From RM 500 | fromGeneric RF starting entry. Reused from the separately researched radiofrequency skin tightening price ledger. |
| Esteliq ClinicJuvedermSource ↗ | From RM 2,500 | per 1 ml syringeVariant and quote inclusions require confirmation. Reused from the separately researched dermal fillers price ledger. |
| Nexus ClinicJuvederm: six listed 1 cc variants, promotionSource ↗ | From RM 2,200 | per 1 cc (1 ml)Some variants are pre-order; expiry not shown. Reused from the separately researched dermal fillers price ledger. |
| Nexus ClinicTear-trough fillerSource ↗ | RM 2,200 | 1 cc listed selling priceNot suitable for significant puffiness or fat protrusion. |
| Pure Touch ClinicEye-bag thread liftSource ↗ | RM 2,000 | one sessionThread type and precise indication require confirmation. |
| Pure Touch ClinicPB Serum eye-bag reductionSource ↗ | RM 5,500 | 20 ml per sessionProduct status, indication and treating professional require careful confirmation. |
| RJ ClinicRJ Spa V Lift FacialSource ↗ | From RM 580 | 80 minutesRadiofrequency facial. Reused from the separately researched radiofrequency skin tightening price ledger. |
| Sheen ClinicUltherapy Prime starting priceSource ↗ | From RM 4,800 | from; consultation, numbing and reviews listedExact area and lines require written quote. Reused from the separately researched ultherapy price ledger. |
| Sheen ClinicTear-trough fillerSource ↗ | RM 1,800–RM 2,500 | starts from rangeSeverity, product and volume determine the quote. |
| SYY AestheticEye-bag treatmentSource ↗ | From RM 1,500 | starting fromThe source combines surgical and non-surgical descriptions; exact lane must be confirmed. |
Swipe sideways if needed. Trial offers, packages and combined treatments are labelled individually. Listing counts do not mean independent or verified offers.
These amounts come from providers' general guides. They are not confirmed offers at those clinics and are excluded from the headline range. Different units stay labelled; no pooled average.
| Source & category | Published estimate | Basis & limitations |
|---|---|---|
| NextMed ClinicNon-surgical eye-bag guideSource ↗ | RM 800–RM 3,000 | per-session estimateGuide range, not a confirmed clinic tariff. |
| NextMed ClinicEye-bag surgery guideSource ↗ | RM 5,000–RM 15,000 | guide range; plus sign on upper figureSurgical scope, facility and surgeon fees require a written quote. |
AestheticClinic.my is an independent publisher, not a clinic. Synthevera uses Codex-led research, not doctor review. How we check and approve a study ↓
Make sense of the numbers
These spans show the lowest and highest numerical figures in the named listing sets, not an average, a fair-price band or a quality score. Starting figures are not maximum charges. Each line has its own scale; compare the printed amounts.
2 listings · 2 source pages
2 listings · 2 source pages
2 listings · 2 source pages
1 listings · 1 source pages
1 listings · 1 source pages
1 listings · 1 source pages
1 listings · 1 source pages
One listed figure—not a price range.
2 listings · 2 source pages
1 listings · 1 source pages
One listed figure—not a price range.
1 listings · 1 source pages
One listed figure—not a price range.
A lower quote is worth checking for scope and exclusions. A higher quote needs an explanation of what is included. These figures alone cannot establish that a provider is underpriced, overpriced, safer or better.
The details that change your budget
Use these 6 checks to understand why two quotes for the same concern can still describe different care.
Ask how this changes the quoted option, its billing unit and what is included.
Ask how this changes the quoted option, its billing unit and what is included.
Ask how this changes the quoted option, its billing unit and what is included.
Ask how this changes the quoted option, its billing unit and what is included.
Ask how this changes the quoted option, its billing unit and what is included.
Ask how this changes the quoted option, its billing unit and what is included.

Nexus Clinic’s page and Esteliq Clinic’s page describe different options and conditions. The tables preserve those differences instead of blending them into a misleading concern-wide price.
Types & care options
| Option category | How to compare it | Related price detail |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment and conservative care | Keep its own unit, source and conditions. Do not convert it into a concern-wide average. | Open the separate procedure-price study ↗ |
| Tear-trough filler when suitable | Keep its own unit, source and conditions. Do not convert it into a concern-wide average. | Open the separate procedure-price study ↗ |
| Eye-area energy treatment | Keep its own unit, source and conditions. Do not convert it into a concern-wide average. | Open the separate procedure-price study ↗ |
| Surgical eye-bag treatment | Keep its own unit, source and conditions. Do not convert it into a concern-wide average. | Open the separate procedure-price study ↗ |
Costs still missing: Assessment, medicines, tests, skincare, monitoring, maintenance, surgical referral or long-term follow-up costs remain explicit gaps where retained sources do not publish them.
Before you compare two quotes
One session is not a whole course. Check the area, quantity or number of visits.
Ask for the device, product and exact appointment—not just a headline name.
A small area and a full-face quote are different purchases. Get the scope in writing.
A package rate may require upfront payment. Check expiry, refunds and who qualifies.
Avoid surprises
Before paying a deposit, ask which of these are included and which would cost extra. Not every quote has the same extras.
“Could you send me the total payable, what it covers, and anything I might need to pay separately?”
Follow the sources, not a ranking
12 provider pages from 10 named organisations, listed alphabetically—not ranked by price, quality or sponsorship. These are not 10 verified ownership groups. Pages or available indexed excerpts checked 2026-08-29; access limits are noted below.
Promotion starts from the stated figure; area and full protocol require confirmation.
Provider page states the stated figure depending on area.
Lists RF tightening and Ultra RF Face starting prices.
An explicit 1 ml Juvederm syringe fee; the separate Radiesse page specifies 1.5 cc. Different materials and volumes are not pooled.
Provider guide separates non-surgical, filler and surgery estimates.
The detailed table separates 1 cc and 1.1 cc products, normal prices, promotions and stock status. Product spelling varies elsewhere on the page; we use the price-table labels.
Lists eye-bag reduction, thread, laser, RF and filler options separately.
Lists an 80-minute radiofrequency facial price.
Current page states Ultherapy Prime starts at the stated figure with listed inclusions.
Publishes a starting amount while describing surgical and non-surgical lanes.
Reading a website does not verify a provider, product, offer availability or treatment outcome. No clinic was contacted in this public-web pass.
A little checking goes a long way

Use the MOH aesthetic-practice registry route and, where a device is proposed, ask for its Malaysian registration details. These are checking routes, not our verification of any listed provider.
A source link does not verify credentials, diagnosis, offer availability, safety or outcome. AestheticClinic.my is an independent information platform and does not diagnose, prescribe or provide treatments.
Quick answers
This pass does not create one. The page compares unlike care options separately because pooling them would hide the diagnosis, unit and appointment differences.
Many public provider pages publish procedures but not prescriptions, tests, monitoring or review fees. We show that gap rather than inventing a total course.
No. Price cannot establish diagnosis, suitability, quality or safety. Compare the written scope only after an appropriate assessment.
No. They are alphabetic research references, not rankings, endorsements or verified-provider lists.
Want to check our working?
Protocol: concern-cost-public-web-1.0. Maturity: Synthesis in progress. Source-reading window: 2026-08-29 to 2026-08-29.
| Search queries executed | 4 |
|---|---|
| Unique discovery URLs | 14 |
| Retained pages and available excerpts | 14 |
| Provider pages / named organisations | 12 / 10 |
| Advertised-price rows | 14 |
| Provider-written estimate rows | 2 |
| Eligible comparable observations | 0 |
| Verified price groups / markets | 0 / 0 |
Source classes: 12 provider; 2 official-professional. Unique URLs, not repeated citations. Clinic pages are not independent clinical studies.
Coverage: English and Bahasa Malaysia queries plus declared regional and variant searches. The search tool does not expose a verified engine, rank or locale. Search targets are not verified geographic price coverage.
Clinical scope: Option-cost comparison for lower-eyelid puffiness, structural hollowing and laxity. It keeps filler camouflage, energy treatments and surgical assessment separate and explicitly states when an option may be unsuitable.
What remains uncertain: Public pages mix true fat prolapse, fluid-related puffiness, hollowing and laxity. Surgical and non-surgical prices have different scopes, clinicians and follow-up. Filler may be unsuitable for significant protruding fat, but public prices rarely encode that boundary.
Why this pass stopped: Stopped after the focused concern recheck and reuse audit produced 14 labelled option-cost rows from 12 retained concern and procedure-price sources. Further work is queued for missing diagnostic, medicine, maintenance, surgical or total-course costs rather than inventing them.
Advertised rows and observed spans remain visible below formal criteria. They do not establish a representative average or an acceptable-price threshold. The local editorial audit is separate from publisher approval; live publication is pending.
The sources do not yet form a checked, like-for-like price sample. A collection of advertisements is not a national average. We show the advertised amounts and their observed spans without calling them a typical price.
Formal median/IQR analysis uses at least 8 comparable offers, 5 independently verified clinic groups and 3 state or territory markets. Advertised listings and their clearly labelled observed spans can be shown below those thresholds.
Public pages mix true fat prolapse, fluid-related puffiness, hollowing and laxity. Surgical and non-surgical prices have different scopes, clinicians and follow-up. Filler may be unsuitable for significant protruding fat, but public prices rarely encode that boundary.
Collection window: 29 Aug 2026–29 Aug 2026. Source-reading dates, not confirmation that advertised offers are still available.
We keep exact prices separate from “from” prices and ranges. Different devices, areas and package terms do not automatically belong in one comparison.
Synthevera Research is AestheticClinic.my’s Codex-led research team. A study needs source checks, a separate audit that challenges the draft and calculations, and publisher approval tied to the exact content and evidence. That is not medical, doctor or peer review.
Advertised prices can be displayed before formal sample criteria are met. Source labels and gaps remain visible; a local draft is not a live approved edition.
Clinic marketing is not independent evidence of effectiveness. Social offers and consumer spending are not mixed into this study; social collection requires separate approval.
Sources & updates
First prepared source-backed version. Actual prices and observed spans shown below formal sample criteria; no prior publication, medical review or year-on-year change claimed.
Next review due: . This is a due date, not a completed review.
First published: 29 Aug 2026. Updated: 29 Aug 2026.
Synthevera Research Team. Eye bag treatment costs in Malaysia, 2026: surgical and non-surgical options. AestheticClinic.my. Collection: 2026-08-29 to 2026-08-29. https://www.aestheticclinic.my/prices/eye-bag-treatment-malaysia/
Independent Malaysian publisher—not a treatment provider. Payment never changes our findings, verification status or organic directory order.