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Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD answers: What is the average cost of Juvederm per unit?

What is the average cost of Juvederm per unit?


Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD
4 months ago
By Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD - Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

Juvederm is by the Syringe not units. At our facility in Atlanta we charge $550.00 per Syringe. There are several options for injectables. We offer free consultation so the  correct type of injectable(s) can be determined  upon examination. The consultation is done to ensure that your facial concerns are understood and the proper injectables are administered. Injections can be performed on the day of your consultation if you desire.

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