From the Botox to cellulite treatments: How much it REALLY costs to look as good as the Kardashians

• Transform witnessed 73 per cent increase in Kardashian-related enquiries
• Clinic believe it would cost around £47,959 to look like Caitlyn Jenner
• They believe it would cost £46,028 to look like Kris Jenner 

By Bianca London for MailOnline

Published: 06:08 EST, 19 November 2015 | Updated: 08:58 EST, 19 November 2015

Love them or loathe them, there's no denying that the Kardashians are the most talked-about family in the world.

And, if the latest plastic surgery stats are anything to go by, we all want to keep up with the Kardashians. 

Transform has seen a 73 per cent increase in enquiries for people seeking Kardashian-esque features; a trend they are dubbing the ‘Dash Effect’.

But, as the clinic's research reveals, if you want to emulate your favourite family, you better start saving. 

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New research has revealed exactly how much it could cost to look as good as your favourite Kardashian. (L-R) Looking like Kylie Jenner would set you back £15,878 ($24,240), copying Kim Kardashian would cost £21,331 ($32,570), emulating Khloe is priced at £17,040 ($26,010) and looking as youthful as Kris Jenner costs an eye-watering £46,028 ($70,270)

Based on their estimates as to what treatments they believe the flawless family have had, the experts have compiled a guide detailing how much it would cost you to look like your favourite Kardashian.

Topping the list is Caitlyn Jenner, with the clinic believing it would cost around £47,959 ($73,220) to look like her.

Next on the list is matriarch, Kris Jenner, 60, who the experts believe has undergone a host of treatment from a nose job to ultherapy, totting up to £46,028 ($70,270).

The clinic believe that looking like Kim Kardashian would set you back £21,331 ($32,570), emulating Kourtney would apparently cost £19,973 ($30, 490) and copying Khloe would cost £17,040 ($26,010).

Based on their estimates as to what treatments they believe the flawless family have had, the experts have compiled a guide detailing how much it would cost you to look like your favourite Kardashian. Topping the list is Caitlyn Jenner, left, in February before her transition, and, right, in July, with the clinic believing it would cost around £47,959 ($73,220) to look like her

The second most expensive family member to emulate is matriarch, Kris Jenner, left in 2007, and, right, this month, who the experts believe has undergone a host of treatment from a nose job to ultherapy, totting up to £46,028 ($70,270)

On the cheaper end of the spectrum, copying 18-year-old Kylie's plump pout and flawless skin would set you back £15,878 and you'd need to fork out £6,315 to emulate supermodel-in-the-making Kendall, 20.  

Transform carried out the research after noting that female enquiries were very much in line with the Kardashians’ looks, with ladies citing Kardashian family members as inspiration.

The brand have witnessed a 38 per cent increase in lip treatment enquiries since 2014 from 18-24 year olds and a 700 per cent rise in web enquiries in just one day after Kylie revealed she had tried lip filler.

The clinic believe that looking like Kim Kardashian, left, in 2007 age 26, and, right, last month aged 35, would set you back £21,331 ($32,570)

On the cheaper end of the spectrum, copying Kylie's plump pout and flawless skin would set you back £15,878 ($24,240). The brand saw a 38 per cent increase in lip treatment enquiries since 2014 from 18-24 year olds after Kylie, left, in 2007 age 9, and, right, this week aged 18, revealed she had tried lip filler

Kris, in particular, has influenced enquiries, most predominately in the 45+ age range – showing that a tight and taught face is top of the beauty list for many mature ladies.

Most recently, the non-invasive face lift, Ultherapy, which uses ultra-sound to lift, tighten and tone has topped the over 30s list for being a must-try procedure, with enquiries up 33 per cent since Kim openly spoke about having the treatment on a recent episode of her reality show.

And it’s not just pretty pouts and sculpted facial features on the up; Caitlyn Jenner has given rise to an ever-increasing number of surgical enquiries from transgender patients; and popular procedures include breast augmentations, rhinoplasties and blepharoplasties, reports the clinic.  

Discussing the results, a spokesperson said: 'The likes of the Kardashians have had such an influence on people from the way they dress and look and so have created a cult following, and we have seen this filter through to our enquiries. 

'For example, our 54 per cent increase in enquiries for buttock enhancements, inspired by the likes of Kim and Khloe, has been a key reason for us looking at offering fat transfer surgery in the near future.

The clinic believe that copying Khloe, left, in 2007, and, right, this week age 31, would cost £17,040 ($26,010)

Emulating Kourtney, left, in 2007, and, right, this month aged 36, would apparently cost £19,973 ($30, 490)

'No one could have predicted the effect Kylie would have on the worldwide lip filler market, undoubtedly she is the industry’s new poster girl for this treatment.

'It’s interesting to see the influence these stars have on Brits today, we’ve never known anything like it – the Kardashian family has done more for cosmetic surgery than anyone previously. They openly talk about treatments, are filmed whilst having procedures and are unashamedly obsessed with looking their best at all times.

'Fans and viewers can see the results of the treatments and procedures they’ve all had for themselves – the Kardashians have lifted some of the taboos and stigmas associated with surgery and non surgical treatments and shown the world, the great results these procedures can deliver.' 

Supermodel-in-the-making Kendall Jenner is the cheapest star to emulate and you'd need to fork out £6,315 to emulate the star ($9,640)

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