The cost of a BOTOX Cosmetic treatment can vary widely depending on several different factors, including: the practitioner administering the BOTOX (i.e., is your injector a board-certified plastic surgeon, nurse practitioner, nurse, dentist), the quantity of product needed to achieve the best result, and the number of areas targeted for treatment.
The quantity and areas to be treated will be dependent on artistic eyes and skill of your practitioner.
Generally, in the hands of the better skilled providers, anticipate $350 -$400 for 25 units and $550 – $600 for 50 units.
The best way to get an accurate estimate is by scheduling a consultation for BOTOX with plastic surgeon.
He or she will provide you with a quote that reflects your own unique procedure. (Kenrick A. Spence, MD, FACS, Orlando Plastic Surgeon)
49 Year Old Woman Treated With Botox
For the “average” female patient, the Glabella, Forehead, and Crows Feet can total around 50 units.
BUT a Board-Certified physician experienced in Botox will usually vary the dose based on your individual characteristics.
Some people have stronger or larger muscles, other not. Male patients typically use 25-50% more Botox than females.
These adjustments are best discussed during a detailed evaluation. Prices can vary throughout the country and even between different places in the same city or region.
50 Units Of Botox
More than anything else, you should work on finding a provider you can trust. Ask friends, use online resources like zendybeauty, and you should be on your way!. (Manu Gujrati, MD, Palo Alto Facial Plastic Surgeon)
Botox Pricing is usually pretty competitive depending on the area in which you live. Here in Huntsville, Alabama most places charge anywhere from $10-$15 per unit. To get a full effective dose for all of the areas that you are interested in would usually take us about 50 units.
Keep in mind that Botox treatments, as well as any injection treatments are usually very dose dependent, meaning that if the Dr recommends 20 units for the forehead and you only want to pay for 10, dont be surprised if you only get 1/2 the result or not so much of a correction. (Lawrence Bundrick, MD, Huntsville Plastic Surgeon)
Cost of Botox in Plano
I personally perform every Botox injection. I do not delegate this procedure to nurses or aestheticians. We have laughing gas (nitrous oxide) and anesthetic ointment available at no additional charge to reduce discomfort. We charge $325 for one syringe (25 units) and $625 for two syringes (50 units). Additional syringes are further discounted. (Ronald Friedman, MD, Plano Plastic Surgeon)
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London Botox prices
These vary greatly between clinic and injectors. 1 area from £180 2 areas from £250 3 areas from £300. (Dennis Wolf, BScHons, MBBCh, MRCSEd, London Physician)
In the final analysis, the important thing is the bill to pay after treatment. There are two ways to charge for Botox: by the unit, and by the area. Both are fair if applied consistently.
There is an implied guarantee in the area treatment method. If you still have movement after treatment with the area method, your doctor should re-inject you at no cost to you. My clients prefer the charge by the unit, when they have a preference.
In general, this method allows adjustment for individual preference in terms of movement of facial muscles after treatment. If a client wants absolute stillness, then adjustments upward in dose (and cost) are made. If some residual is desired, then adjustments downward in dose and cost are made.
Costs For Botox Can Vary Significantly Based On How Much An Individual Needs
You get what you pay for. And speaking of getting what you pay for, in my practice it is important to me that my clients get my A game everyday, and so I do all my own injecting.
Our prices are competitive, and have not changed in 4 years. Price is not everything! (Gregg Kennedy, MD, Buford Physician)
It varies based on the area(s) being treated and the amount needed. It is best to consult with your board certified dermatologist to determine the amount that is best or you. (Monica M. Dahlem, MD, San Francisco Dermatologist)
It really depends on the areas being treated and the amount of Botox needed to effectively treat your group of muscles. As every patient is different it is best to meet with your board certified dermatologist to discuss the amount needed and the type of result you would like to have. (Seth L. Matarasso, MD, San Francisco Physician)
Dr. Erik Suh, MD, Bellevue Family Physician – 27 Year Old Woman Treated With Botox Forehead
The most important part of your question should be to look for someone with experience doing Botox.
Botox costs range from $300 to $1000 depending on the location and amount needed. I add this by saying when it comes to your health and beauty you cant go to places that cut corners which most of the time ends up costing you more. (Kami K. Parsa, MD, Beverly Hills Oculoplastic Surgeon)
Every office can vary in pricing for Botox. At my office it’s per area. I always recommend staying away from groupon’s or specials on Botox, you want to make sure you are going to an experienced injector. (Dennis Gross, MD, New York Dermatologist)
Botox is priced by the unit in most clinics
Some clinics charge for Botox by treatment area, and I think this practice can be misleading. Seek out a practice that charges for Botox by the unit.
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Your injector will calculate how much Botox you’ll require based on the amount of muscular activity you have, extend of wrinkles and location.
Expect to pay between $9-15 per unit. For the treatment regions you describe, you might be looking at 40-50 units. The amount injected will be a decision made by the injector that examines you. Dysport is another option.
Clinically, its effect and longevity is probably equivalent to Botox. Dysport can sometimes be found on ‘special’ in some clinics, because it is a competing product with Botox. See out a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for your Botox consultation and treatment. (Scott C. Sattler, MD, FACS, Seattle Plastic Surgeon)
Cost of Botox Atlanta
I charge $300 per site, we do offer a special once every 4 months for $235 per site. After 2 weeks, if the patient is not satisfied, we can do a unit adjustment for $50. This happens once in awhile, and is not a big deal.
Once we know that you needed a little more in that area, the next time you come in we go ahead and put a little extra there. It is best not to over correct with Botox.
You can always add more, but you can’t take it away. (Alan M. Gardner, MD, Atlanta Dermatologist)
Botox cost in Tucson, AZ
Botox cost varies by location. In Tucson most doctors charge by the unit. It may be tempting to get the procedure done cheaper in a medi-spa but remember that training and technique are of utmost importance.
You may end up spending more overall if you are treated by someone who does not understand correct placement and economizing of units injected. Your best bet is to see a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon. (Reena Rupani, MD, New York Dermatologist)
We charge $12/unit for Botox in my offices. It is an extremely popular treatment and is frequently combined with fillers. Dysport is another nice alternative to Botox that some patients prefer. (David Stoker, MD, Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon)
I will often discount the price of the cosmetic service if it is combined with another service done at the same time. For example, skin rejuvenation with the laser AND Botox on the same day would lower the price of the services done separately. (Beverly Johnson, MD, Silver Spring Dermatologic Surgeon)
Price of Botox is not as important as a good result
At our Sonoma County plastic surgery office, a frequent question asked by prospective patients is the price of Botox. We price Botox at a certain dollar amount per unit. We then tell patients the approximate number of units they will need for the areas they are considering to have treated.
Botox pricing varies tremendously. some practices charge by the “area”, a nebulous concept that allows a treating professional to use fewer units for the area, maximizing th profit to the practice. Patients should be more concerned with safety, with the experience of the injector and with the result obtained. (Francisco Canales, MD, Santa Rosa Plastic Surgeon)