How much does Botox cost?

Offices charge for Botox in two ways - either by "area" or by "unit."

It is my feeling that charging by "area" leads to fraud since the office can dilute the Botox by whatever ratio they want and the patient never actually knows how much Botox they have received.

There is also the possibility of cross-contamination between patients since the office is using the vial over and over again for several patients. The alternative way of charging for Botox is by the "unit."

Allergan just started supplying 50 Unit vials of Botox. In my practice, this is the average amount of Botox for a typical patient. 50 Units will cover the crow's feet (2.5 units each), the glabella (25 units) and the forehead (20 units). This amount of Botox allows for significant reduction in wrinkles but allows you to maintain facial animation.

The charge per unit varies around the country from anywhere between $9 and $20+ per unit. In my practice, I charge a flat fee in 50 unit increments.

The second vial is only needed if you are having your neck treated for bands or your scalp treated for headaches.

It is my policy to open up the new vial of Botox right in front of the patient so they can be assured that they are getting fresh product and getting what they are paying for.

Botox is generally priced by the unit and the price is higher based on the credentials and training of the injector. You should expect a minimum of $400 for those areas but shouldn't expect to pay more than $600. A great injector can do a lot with fewer units. Many medi-spas, etc. will only inject a pre-determined amount which may be more or less than what you actually need.

The cost of botox varies by region and injector level. It's normally less expensive to have a nurse injector perform the procedure compared to an MD. In some high priced regions the cost can be as high as $22/u. 
Some clinics do charge by the region but I don't feel this is appropriate as some people need more thanks others to achieve a similar result. 
In the Milwaukee area the cost ranges between 10-15/U. Dysport, which is a similar product but requires 2-3x as many units/treatment ranges from 3-5 dollars per unit and is frequently a better "bargain" if you're looking to keep cost down. 
It's always important to consult with a provider who has vast experience with botox and other injectables. A consult with a plastic surgeon could reveal additional treatment options besides the traditional forehead, crowfeet and "11" or glabellar region.

It is difficult to answer what the cost of Botox will be for you.  It depends how much is needed and where you live.If you are just trialing Botox then a rough guide is 6-10 units for the crow's feet; 12-25 units for the glabella (where nose and forehead meet), and 2-4 for the corner of your mouth.  I am a big believer that "less is more" with Botox.  Too many celebrities are frozen.  It looks obvious and it takes away from the appeal.  The ideal result should have no wrinkles at rest but still allow you to express some emotion when you want. There is no reason you can't start low and add a little more if you want.  The next time you have a treatment your doctor or nurse can adjust up or down based on your desire.Typically in a plastic surgeon's office price will range 8-15 dollars per unit depending on where you live.  Good customers are usually offered a reduced price as a thank-you.

I practice in Denver, Colorado and Botox typically costs $10-15/unit. I perform my own injections because I have fellowship training in facial aesthetic surgery. However, we have several top-notch non-M.D. injectionists in our area, and I don't hesitate to recommend them if the situation best serves the patient.
Your injectionist needs to do a lot of Botox to actually be good at it. When a practice prices its Botox, it uses one of two methods: by area injected vs. by amount of units used.
The practices that charge by area injected tend to be more expensive in the end on the areas typically injected: frown lines/"11's" (corrugators), forehead, and crow's feet. They will just charge one unit price no matter what is used. This can lead to overcharging for the most popular areas. In my practice I only charge for the units used which allows me to fine tune each patient's situation.
For first time patients in my practice my typical price structure is as follows:

Frown lines/"11's" - 12.5 units x $15/unit = $187.50
Crow's feet - 15 units x $15/unit = $225
Forehead - 22.5 units x $15/unit = $337.50 (actual amount will vary with forehead size)

People who return will get a discount on their per unit cost that is frankly negotiable. Trust me, everyone negotiates. We all want the return business. You can initially expect Botox to last 3-4 months, but with repeat injections, the muscles atrophy (weaken) and don't require as much over time. In fact, you can often start spreading your injections out further.
Hope this helps. Dr. Shah

Botox may be priced by the unit, with doses ranging from 15-60 units or more depending on activity level and areas treated; or may be priced by the area. This varies by market. Pricing can range greatly, usually related to a combination of market and expertise of the injector. You may see specials or groupons for very low per unit prices, but it is wise to ask a few questions about experience of the injector and policies regarding touchups, follow up, etc. It makes sense to gather some information on average pricing and pricing convention in your area, and to check reviews/reputation and general satisfaction with the injector before chasing price only.

Every office has different charges, however we charge $15 per unit for botox. Every new patient receves 15% off their first injection.

Typically a typical treatment of the glabella, crow's feet (lateral orbicularis oculi), bunny lines (nasalis) and forehead can range from $300 to $600.  This is variable as some need more botox than others.  

The price of Botox operation depends on several factors such as the difficulty of your case and your request for your operation area.
In my practice, prices for Botox operation reaches from 325 Euro up to 350 Euro range. If you want to learn more you can visit my profile.

Botox is One of the Leading Non-Surgical Treatments for Restoring a Youthful Appearance and Reducing Fine Lines and  Wrinkles in Your Face. Botox can be used on multiple areas including  Forehead Wrinkles, Drooping Eyebrows, Frown Lines, Crow’s Feet, Smoker’s Lines around the Mouth, Platysmal Bands - "Neck Wrinkles", and Hyperhydrosis - Excessive Sweating under the Arms. The Price starts off at $10 a unit (25 unit minimum) but varies per person.

BOTOX Cosmetic is priced by the unit which is a unit of measurement for the product.  Botox is typically $12 per unit and number of units ranges depending on a patient’s individual needs.  Your provider will be able to assess your anatomy and needs at your appointment to determine an appropriate dose of muscle relaxer.