My doctor is charging me $1,900 to get my forehead and my underarms Botoxed. I want to get both the frown lines and the sweating off of my forehead, and the sweating off of the underarms. Is this too expensive?
January 11, 2010
Answer: $1900 is a good price for Botox to forehead, frown lines, and underarms Stay with your doc because you are getting a good price for the botox for all the areas you are doing. It is common to charge 1500 for under the arms and 500-600 for the forehead and frownlines between the eyebrows.
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January 11, 2010
Answer: $1900 is a good price for Botox to forehead, frown lines, and underarms Stay with your doc because you are getting a good price for the botox for all the areas you are doing. It is common to charge 1500 for under the arms and 500-600 for the forehead and frownlines between the eyebrows.
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January 11, 2010
Answer: Botox for Forehead and Underarms The price of Botox Cosmetic really depends on the number of units being used. Typically for the underarms, you need about 50 to 100 units per side. A typical face treatment (eyes, forehead) takes about 50 units. The typical price of Botox is between $14 and $18/unit. So if you are using 150 units, the price should be between $2100 and $2700 for a full treatment. If you are only being charged $1900, then I wonder how if you are truly getting a full treatment or diluted Botox. Some physicians charge by "area" and don't tell you how many units you are receiving. Other physicians may give you a good price to get you "hooked" the first time. Good luck.
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January 11, 2010
Answer: Botox for Forehead and Underarms The price of Botox Cosmetic really depends on the number of units being used. Typically for the underarms, you need about 50 to 100 units per side. A typical face treatment (eyes, forehead) takes about 50 units. The typical price of Botox is between $14 and $18/unit. So if you are using 150 units, the price should be between $2100 and $2700 for a full treatment. If you are only being charged $1900, then I wonder how if you are truly getting a full treatment or diluted Botox. Some physicians charge by "area" and don't tell you how many units you are receiving. Other physicians may give you a good price to get you "hooked" the first time. Good luck.
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