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How Much Does Dysport Cost?

asked 2 years ago by anon
Latest answer by Jeffrey W. Hall, MD
Question viewed 39,654 times
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Does anyone know what the Dysport price is going to be?  I'm hoping the cost of Dysport injections will be cheaper than the Botox price.

25 answers to How Much Does Dysport Cost?

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Dysport Pricing

A treatment of Dysport generally ranges from $360 to $400 depending on the amount of correction necessary. Due to the fact that you will need to use more dysport product, botox remains the leader in terms of efficacy and value.
Kris M. Reddy, MD, FACS

West Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of Dysport vs Botox

We've made it simple in our practice and priced Dysport and Botox the same.  We've found that some people prefer Dysport over Botox and others prefer Botox over Dysport.  It's an individual choice and to not complicate the situation any further, we've priced them equally per area.  However, being that Botox came out first in the US, Dysport is offering manufacturer mail in rebates and specials that we pass down to our patients.  Visit Dysports main... more
Amir Moradi, MD

San Diego Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport cost in Plano, Texas

We charge $325 for the first syringe of Dysport and $225 for the second syringe. Each syringe is 75 units (equivalent of 30 units of Botox). Medicis, the manufacturer, usually offers a rebate on the first syringe (currently $50), which may cut the cost to $275 for the first Dysport syringe. (In equivalent Botox units, this corresponds to just over $9 per unit for the first syringe and $7.50 per unit for the second syringe.)
Ronald Friedman, MD

Dallas Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport vs. Botox

The costs per unit of dysport is less than that of Botox, b/c you have to inject more units total, usually a 2.5 to 3 ratio. For example, if you usually get 20 units/area of Botox, you'll be getting 50-60 units of dysport/area. I've used dysport overseas for about 4 years and in the US for a year since it was FDA approved. Its as good or better than botox, and we charge on average $300-400/area.
Ramtin Kassir, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport and Botox are the same price

While it’s true that the cost per unit of Dysport is less than per unit of Botox, the cost ends up being about the same because you need more Dysport to get the same result you would get with less Botox. That doesn’t mean one is better than the other, just different. I offer both Dysport and Botox, and the cost ends up being about the same. Also, keep in mind you are not paying for a *product*. You are paying for a *service*, and the cost will vary based on the training,... more
Anita Patel, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport and cost savings when compared to Botox

Dysport typically requires 2.5 times the dosage for the same effect. For example, the glabellar frown wrinkles is 20 units for Botox but 50 units for Dysport. So if you pay 12 dollars per unit for Botox, paying $5 per unit for Dysport is roughly equivalent. The manufacturers are currently offering rebates to incentivize patients. Dysport can last slightly longer and may therefore require 3 injections a year rather than the common 4 for Botox. This can result in substantial cost savings of... more
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport and Botox are the same price

Dysport is out now and doing great. Botox and Dysport are the same price in most offices even tho Dysport may last 3-5 months and Botox 3-4 month. Dysport and botox both cost  roughly $300 an area which would be crows feet or frown lines or forehead creases.
David Hansen, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon
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Dysport price not yet determined

The price has not been announced yet. Of course, Dysport has yet to be approved in the U.S. I am sure I agree with nearly all my colleagues that I hope too that it will be cheaper.
Arnold R. Oppenheim, MD

Virginia Beach Dermatologist
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Cost of Dysport

Every practice is a little different in how they charge for Dysport. We currently offer Dysport in our practice at $3.50 per unit and Botox at $10 per unit. However, 1 unit of Botox is about the equivalent of 2.5 units of Dysport. So if you typically receive 20 units of Botox and decide to switch over to Dysport, you'd be looking at around 50 units to achieve the same result. In terms of price, that would put you at $200 for 20 units of Botox versus $175... more
Jeffrey W. Hall, MD

Austin Plastic Surgeon
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What is the Cost of Dysport vs. Botox?

The best thing that has happened since Dysport came to the market has been to create a competitive market for neuromodulators. Before Dysport, Allergan who manufactures Botox would raise the price of a bottle of Botox what seemed like every few months. Those price increases were passed on to patients. Now the cost of Dysport is slightly less than Botox, and in our practice we pass those savings on to our patients. As with any aesthetic treatment, it is most important... more
Michael A. Persky, MD

Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Pricing

It varies. Pricing is based on demographics, the injector and the particular office. To receive the best answer you would need to contact the office you are interested in and discuss options. You could also receive mail-in rebates for Dysport and/or take advantage of individual office discounts. Hope that helps!
Philip Young, MD

Bellevue Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport Costs

In our practice, Dysport is charged by the area to be treated. For the standard area(s) such as frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet, our prices range from $400 to $450 for the first area, $700 to $750 for two areas and $900 to $950 for three areas. This includes a free touch-up, if needed, at 2-4 weeks. For smaller areas such as an upper lip, prices are usually around $100. Price structure is the same for Botox.
Lori Stetler, MD

Dallas Dermatologic Surgeon
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Cost of Dysport

At my office we charge the same for Botox and Dysport. It is figured out based on the equivalent amount of Dysport needed. Dysport may end up cheaper since there have been many rebates including a current $50 rebate for Dysport and $100 back if you have done Botox in the last several months and can prove it. Not a bad deal!
Janet M. Neigel, MD

West Orange Oculoplastic Surgeon
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Dysport fees

The fees for Dysport vary greatly from city to city, from doctor to doctor, and from spa to spa. Most patients can expect to pay between $250 to $400 per zone. One zone typically represents one of the following: the frown lines, the forehead, and the Crow's feet. If all three areas are treated, that would be one zone. Some charge per zone, while some charge per unit. When paying per zone, the consumer does not know how much Dysport he/she is really getting. On average, most... more
Robert S. Bader, MD

Miami Dermatologic Surgeon
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Price for Dysport

Like most offices, we price Botox and Dysport the same, mostly because it is important to treat the patient with the right product.
Josh Korman, MD

Monterey Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport versus Botox costs?

In mmy practice in Newport Beach, CA we charge the same fees for Botox as Dysport. Dysport is less expensive to the physician however you use more units for the same results. Dysport does have a tendency to last longer then Botox which may have some savings in the long run if you have less treatments per year. Both the manufacturers of these products often offer rebates so make sure and ask your physician at the time of your consultation what rebates are available. In my practice we run... more
Michael Elam, MD

Orange County Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of Dysport

Although Dysport is sold to physicians for a price that is somewhat less than our cost for Botox, we price it the same for the equivalent number of units. Injection techniques are relatively identical.
Mitchell Schwartz, MD

South Burlington Dermatologic Surgeon
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Dysport vs Botox

The price of dysport is the same price as Botox at least in my office, and they both work about the same.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport Vs Botox in Cost

Dysport costs about 5-10% less in the US if you assume that 3 units of Dysport is equal to 1 unit of Botox.  The exact ratio of effectiveness is not certain but thought to be between 2.5 to 3 units of Dysport being the conversion factor to Botox.  Incentives can push the cost balance in Dysport's favor.  Look for newer neuromodulators in the upcoming marked to really level the playing field.
Anil R. Shah, MD

Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport pricing variable

I find that dysport pricing varies according to region ,physician practice pricing,and company rebates. In my office I charge by the unit. The current price is $4.00 per unit .  The frown area ,on an average requires 50 units but this depends on the strength and bulk of the muscle.It could require up to 80 units.especially .in a man. Sometimes I offer specials  to my patients which will lower the price and of course the company is currently offfering their love it or leave it... more
Joanne Lopes, MD

Virginia Beach Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport cost

Dysport in our office costs the same as Botox. While Dysport is a little cheaper for practitioners to offer, not many offices have gone with lower pricing than Botox. To give you a point of reference, we sell Botox for $12 per unit (as of 1/1/10) and we offer Dysport for $4 per unit. Some practitioners will sell the product by the area rather than the unit, but generally speaking it is more expensive when sold by the area than the unit.
Harold J. Kaplan, MD

Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Dysport versus Botox may have a cost savings in some areas

Dysport versus Botox may have a cost savings in some areas. The costs that I have seen for dysport have ranged from about a 5 to 15% savings. I have recently began using the product and the cosmetic effects appear to be similar. Most of us have only recently started using the product; however, it does appear to have a similar duration to Botox and a similar degree of improvement in the areas that are treated.
Scott Trimas, MD

Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of Dysport

This will vary by injector experience and the way all injectibles are priced in the office. It made since to charge Botox by unit and so it does for Dysport. Whatever Botox units it took to achieve your results will be different for Dysport. The bottom line will be that to treat the forehead lines it may be 20-100$ cheaper per treatment. For example, a $300 Botox injection may be a $250 Dysport injection to get same results although faster and according to initial studies longer results. more
Shawn Allen, MD

Boulder Dermatologist
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Introductory Dysport pricing available

In my office, the introductory price for Dysport is $300 for 75 units. You need about 3 times the number of units of Dysport as you do of BOTOX Cosmetic to achieve the same effect. So 75 units of Dysport is roughly equivalent to 25 units of Botox.  
Jonathan Hoenig, MD

Beverly Hills Oculoplastic Surgeon
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Less expensive than Botox(r)

The cost of Dysport product is less than the cost of Botox. Be careful because though the per unit cost is less than Botox, Dysport requires more units per area than Botox to obtain the desired results. As with anything, actual cost will vary by market area.
D.J. Verret, MD

Dallas Facial Plastic Surgeon

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