Can I Get Botox and Fillers at the Same Time?
Both Botox® and dermal fillers are popular treatments for anyone who wants to diminish wrinkles and restore volume lost due to aging. But can you have both treatments at the same time? Here’s the answer.
How Much Does Botox Cost?
There are a lot of things to consider before making the decision to undergo Botox Reston, including choice of injector and desired clinical outcomes. Money is another matter that is often on patients’ minds, and many want to know: How much does Botox cost?
If you are interested in these anti-aging injections and would like more information about the cost of Botox Reston, read on.
HOW MUCH DOES BOTOX COST?
One of the most common questions about neurotoxin injections is, “How much does Botox cost?” In order to provide an accurate answer, it’s important to understand how the price of Botox is calculated.
Most providers either price Botox according to the number of units administered or by treatment area. If you are receiving treatment from an injector that prices by unit, you can expect to pay anywhere from $10-$20 per unit.
FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE COST OF BOTOX
The typical cost of a Botox Reston treatment can range from $300 to $1200. Keep in mind that these estimates may vary depending on several factors.
- Number of treatment areas – As the number of areas increase, so will the price
- Wrinkle severity – Deeper wrinkles typically require a higher dose of Botox compared to fine lines and more superficial wrinkles.
- Dose of Botox – The number of units is often a key determinant of Botox cost
- Location and size of the treatment area – Larger areas or those with stronger muscles usually mean a greater amount of product must be used to achieve desired effects. For example, you can expect to pay more when treating underarms for hyperhidrosis compared to crow’s feet for wrinkle relaxation.
- Geographic location – Where the practice is located can impact the average cost of Botox in the area
- Injector credentials, experience, and reputation
DOES IT MATTER WHO PERFORMS MY BOTOX INJECTIONS?
When asking, “What is the cost of Botox?” many patients want to know if their choice of injector really matters. The answer is a resounding yes! The provider you select is the single most important factor in your Botox treatment.
Accordingly, patients should insist on a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive injectable experience and forgo online deals offered by inexperienced or unqualified individuals. You should also avoid having Botox in a non-medical setting like a nail salon or Botox party.
LEARN MORE ABOUT BOTOX
If you are considering Botox Reston, please contact our office today to schedule a comprehensive consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons Dr. Rostami and Dr. Naz.
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