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The price of Botox varies by doctors office and geographic location. We typically charge by the area, but breaking it down to a per unit cost would be about $12 to $15per unit.
Hello and thank you for your question. Cost varies based on geographic region and surgeon expertise. The most important aspect is to find a surgeon you arecomfortable with. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualifiedboard-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person.Best wishes and good luck.Richard G. Reish, M.D.Harvard-trained plastic surgeon
Thank you for sharing your question. Though prices will vary based on specials for individual practices you can anticipate spending between $10 and $17/unit. Hope this helps.
The price of Botox varies and it can be charged by area or by unit. I would suggest you to seek for a provider that charges by unit. Moreover, the price varies from 10 dollars per unit to up to 20+ dollars per unit, depending on the location and experience of the provider. For example, place with technicians may charge you $ 10 per unit while dermatologist at an upscale Park Avenue practice in Manhattan can charge you $30 per unit. For example, for crow’s feet you would need 5 units, and it can cost you from $50 to $150, depending on your provider.
The price of Botox depends on many factors including the area placing the Botox, if additional Botox is needed is there a charge during follow-up and the experience of the injector performing the Botox. Please consult an expert in Botox for the best cosmetic results. Best, Dr. Green
Thank you for your question. The price varies based on the practitioner's experience and geographic location. I do not charge by the unit, but by the number of areas injected. I spend the same amount of time assessing and administering the injections, regardless of how much product is being used. I charge $600 for the first area and less for additional sites. You are wise to seek a Board Certified Dermatologist to perform this treatment.Feel free to contact my office if you have any additional questions.Best, Ariel Ostad MD PC
Thank you for your question. The price for Botox or any injectable or surgery will vary according to geographical location, surgeon and experience. Typically the price for Botox varies between $12 - $15. A consultation will be necessary to determine the number of units you require. This will determined by your plastic surgeon according to your muscle activity. Best of Luck to you.
In the Denver area, I charge $12 per unit for Botox and $11 per unit for Xeomin. All injections are administered by myself, not by a nurse or PA. I would expect that the price in NYC would be higher. Regards,Dr. Ort
My office does not charge per unit. It charges per treated area as each area is different. Best of luck with your decision to move forward.
Thank you for your question. I'm sorry you have such a poor eexperience with Botox. Without knowing the injection pattern it is difficult to tell you what is going on. Sounds like what possibly happened is that the Botox given for crows feet has been injected too...
Thank you for your question and photos. I have not heard of this in my many years of injecting. Every once in a while a patient has odd things happen to them, in this case we look for alternative treatments to Botox. Good news is, Botox only lasts 3-4 months...
With the right injection locations, you can lift the eyebrows with Botox which can help somewhat with droopy eyelids. I recommend Botox combined with lasers to give the best results. I suggest speaking to your injection physician about your concerns. Best, Dr. Emer.
I don't think honestly this will be a problem. I do not massage the area after any injection but some physicians do this. I have never had a patient (or myself) "feel" botox. If you are feeling sinus symptoms I would seek an appointment with your Family Physician perhaps you have a Sinus ...
The typical standard Botox Cosmetic doses for the glabella (in between the eyes) is 20 units and the forehead (frontalis muscle) is about 10 units on average. These doses can go up or down based on how strong the muscles are and how much movement you want. I would go back to your treating doc...
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