How Much Does Juvederm Cost?

In the Salt Lake City, Utah area the costs range from mid 400's to $700 for one 0.8 cc syringe.  In my practice, I use it as a gateway product.  This means that the patient gets to know me, my staff and office by coming in for the procedure.  This will frequently the lead to other treatment and/or surgery.  It helps me and the patient establish a relationship of trust.  I don't make any money on the procedure, so we charge $450 and frequently offer it as part of various specials for even better deals.

Typically a 1 cc syringe of Juvederm Ultra Plus XC, which can be enough for most patients for treatment of the lips or the nasolabial folds, is $600.  Some patients may benefit from 2 syringes.

Cost Should always be a factor in your decision but far from your first question.  Making the wrong of filler or provider can cost you much more in the future.  You never wish to discount your face! The cost can range from a low of $350 to a high of $800.  Some more important questions to ask prior to injection:Why is this the correct filler for me?What is the skill set of the injectionist? Are they a cosmetic surgeon?What are the complications?  How can I reach the doctor should I run into problems?Is this the right filler for this particular area or my face? to address my concerns?How many syringes will it take to correct my  problem?Good luck ! Dr B

Before considering cost, consider the credentials and experience of the person who is going to perform the injection. How Juvederm is injected is critical to obtaining a result with which you will be satisfied.
That being said, prices vary widely for a single 0.8 ml syringe of Juvederm Ultra or Juvederm Ultra Plus. You can expect to pay between $500 and $900 per syringe. The price varies based upon the area in which you live, the number of syringes purchased at one time, and the type of physician who is injecting it.
In general, plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, oculoplastic surgeons, or dermatologists will charge more than other physicians. This is because their training provides expertise in this area of medicine.
Be sure to inquire about anesthesia and "touch ups." Most physicians will not charge for minor "touch ups" performed within 2-4 weeks of the injection insofar as a new syringe of material is not required.
Lastly, be sure to communicate your goals to your physician. Only by understanding your goals can your physician meet and exceed your expectations.

Prices vary depending on location and provider. Starts at $600 and can go up to $850. Please see an expert injector.

Juvederm is an FDA-approved, hyaluronic-acid based filler which is excellent for correcting volume loss, as well as enhancing facial contours. The cost of Juvederm injections are dependent upon a few different factors. It is truly the skill of the injector that you pay for, as well as the guarantee of safety of anatomical knowledge and authentication of product. To achieve the best aesthetic results, always seek out skilled injectors with substantial experience and a thorough knowledge of facial anatomy. In my NYC practice, it is a mandatory for each patient to first have a comprehensive consultation before receiving injections, as the discussion of your medical history ensures the best and safest results. 

The price in our area is currently around $500 a vial.  However, I would not be as worried about the cost as who is injecting the product.  Juvederm is a very safe and effective product when delivered by the hands of a skilled board certified physician.  The face is a very valuable area and I would not want to risk a serious complication to save a few dollars by being injected by someone who did not spend years training in anatomy and surgery and merely took a weekend seminar on the subject. 

Personally I use the juvederm family of fillers over the competitors.  The price varies on the product used.  We charge 650/syringe for ultra and ultra plus.  750/syringe for voluma , 700/syringe for vollure and 500/syringe for volbella.  It is important to go to an office that has experienced injectors, preferably board certified plastic surgeons

Thank you for your question!  Juvederm is sold by the syringe.  Depending on the are that you are looking to improve and your desired result, you could require one syringe or multiple.  There are different types of Juvederm and the price per syringe varies from $600 to $800.

Costs can vary with fillers, but Juvederm Ultra Plus costs about $450 to $550 per 1cc depending on which procedures it is used for and how it is being used.  There are other forms that are less expensive such as Juvederm Volbella, but that is due to the fact that it is a 0.5cc syringe versus a 1.0cc syringe.  Also, there are more expensive forms such as Juvederm Voluma, which lasts up to 24 months and is about double the cost of the shorter acting (9 - 12 months) Juvederm products.  

The cost varies by geographical location, injector and the amount of work done. I am in Chicago. I do all of my own injecting. If it is going to have my name on it I prefer to be the one doing the procedure. For Juvederm we charge 750$/ syringe. The link below has all my pricing and a quick video about periorbital rejuvenation. 

Hope this helps.

Best of luck,

DrC