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A unit of Botox® refers to the measurement of the amount of Botox® that is administered during a treatment. Botox® is typically packaged and sold in vials containing 100 units.
This measurement is used as a standard measurement for determining the appropriate dosage for a given treatment, and for determining the cost of the procedure.
The number of units required for each treatment varies depending on the area being treated and the individual’s muscle strength or condition.
A skilled injector will assess the patient’s needs and customize the dosage to achieve optimal results while minimizing side effects.
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Keep in mind, these are just rough estimates and the final cost will depend on your individual needs and desired results. So, it’s best to consult with a professional to get an accurate price. But overall, Botox® is a quick, easy and effective way to look younger and feel more confident.
Doctors buy Botox® from the makers, Allergan, in bottles with 100 units. It comes as a powder and has to be mixed with saline before injecting. Whether an office charges by unit or area, the cost of Botox® is only slightly based on how much is used.
The best way to figure out pricing is to see some common Botox® treatment scenarios and the approximate cost for each. Like for treating the Elevens, crow’s feet, forehead, and frown. These examples are pretty standard, but nothing beats an in-person evaluation where the provider can give you an accurate price.
Botox® injections typically cause minimal discomfort, often described as a slight pinch or stinging sensation, comparable to a bug bite. To further minimize any discomfort, practitioners may use fine-gauge needles and can apply numbing cream to the treatment area before the procedure.
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