How Much Does Xeomin Cost?

As you may be aware, Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxin A) was blocked from being sold for cosmetic purposes in the United States by a court injunction for about a year (it was still available for functional purposes).  In my experience, the dosing is about a 1:1 ratio with Botox. Since the injunction was lifted, it is being sold once again by the Merz for aesthetic purposes.  The answer to cost will depend on the area in which you live, but the product costs the Doctor $425 for a 100 unit vial.  In my area, Xeomin will probably be offered it at $9-$10 per unit.  The dosing you receive will depend on you and your Doctor's preference. In my practice, I typically use 20 units for the glabella, another 20 units for the forehead, with similar dosing for the crow's feet

Hello.  Great question and unfortunately the answer is...it depends.  It depends on who is injecting the product and how much they can charge for their services.  If you are going with a standard dose of 20 units of Xeomin in the area between the eyes, we have seen it as cheap as $140 ($7 per unit) and as expensive as $21 per unit ($420).  There is variability in the knowledge of injectors so keep this in mind as well.  Generally a plastic surgeon will charge more than a nurse just because their time is more valuable to them.

Xeomin units are more similar to Botox than to Dysport units. Most injectors will consider Botox and Xeomin units to be roughly equivalent (1:1), while Dysport will require three times the number of units for a similar effect. Some injectors will charge by the area, while others will charge by the unit. To treat all three of the areas you mentioned, most injectors will charge in the $600-$700 range with Xeomin, but keep in mind that prices will vary widely based on injector skill level and the local market.Always see an expert physician injector. Don't get caught up on saving a few dollars - find a physician you are comfortable with and that you trust.All the best,