Botox for the face is $7.77 per unit with the InjectCo membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it, at InjectCo. At the FDA label dose, frown lines take 20 units, or $240. Forehead lines treated with frown lines take 40 units, or $480, and the full upper face takes 64 units, or $768. Your own dose is set at your assessment.
Botox $7.77 per unit with membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it.
Written by Jen Adams, BSN, RN
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director
Medical disclaimer: This article is general information, not medical advice. Unit counts shown are FDA label doses, not a treatment plan. Prices are subject to change. Consult a licensed provider before any injectable treatment.
The doses below come from the BOTOX Cosmetic prescribing information. Your nurse injector may recommend more or fewer units after watching how your muscles move.
| Treatment area | Label dose (units) | Cost at $7.77 per unit with the InjectCo membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it |
|---|---|---|
| Frown lines (the 11s between the brows) | 20 | $240 |
| Crow’s feet (both sides) | 24 | $288 |
| Forehead lines, treated with frown lines | 40 | $480 |
| Full upper face (frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead) | 64 | $768 |
| Neck bands (platysma), depending on severity | 26, 31, or 36 | $312, $372, or $432 |
| Lip flip | Flat rate | $199 |
Why forehead lines appear at 40 units. The label pairs forehead treatment with frown-line treatment, 20 units each, to lower the risk of a dropped brow. That’s why forehead Botox is usually quoted together with the 11s rather than on its own.
Areas without a label dose. A brow lift, bunny lines, and other areas outside the label have no FDA dose to price against, so your injector sets the units at your visit. For typical ranges, see our guide to Botox dosage by area.
A flat “forehead Botox” price doesn’t tell you how many units you’re buying. One clinic’s area price might cover 20 units; another’s might cover 10. You can’t compare the two without the unit count.
Per-unit pricing makes the math visible. At $7.77 per unit with the InjectCo membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it, you can multiply your units by the rate and check the total yourself. It also means you pay for the dose your face needs rather than a package built around an average patient.
When you compare quotes, ask each provider for three things: the product name, the number of units, and the price per unit. If you’re not sure what you’re buying, here’s what a unit of Botox is.
Muscle strength. Stronger, more active muscles usually need more units to soften. Smaller muscles, such as those around the eyes, need fewer.
Number of areas. This is the variable you control. Many people start with one area, such as frown lines, to see how they respond before treating more.
Your goal. Softening movement takes less product than stopping it. If you want to keep natural expression, your dose and total come down.
How often you treat. Results are temporary, so your yearly cost depends on how many visits you book. The next sections cover that in detail.
Comparing wrinkle relaxers by price per unit usually doesn’t work. The BOTOX Cosmetic label states that its units are specific to Botox and can’t be compared to or converted into units of other botulinum toxin products. A unit of Botox and a unit of Dysport, for example, aren’t the same amount of effect.
At InjectCo, Xeomin is also $7.77 per unit with the membership, or $12 per unit without it. Dysport is $5 per unit (Dysport units are not the same as Botox units), and Daxxify and Jeuveau are priced at your consultation. Whichever product you consider, compare the total for your treatment, not the per-unit figure alone.
A nurse injector maps your face first.
Botox $7.77 per unit with membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it.
The BOTOX Cosmetic label puts the effect on frown lines at about three to four months. The label also notes that the safety of treating more often than every three months has not been established. So for most people, Botox is a recurring cost rather than a one-time one.
That makes it easier to budget by year:
| Treatment | Cost per visit | Three visits a year | Four visits a year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frown lines (20 units) | $240 | $720 | $960 |
| Forehead with frown lines (40 units) | $480 | $1,440 | $1,920 |
| Full upper face (64 units) | $768 | $2,304 | $3,072 |
Your own schedule depends on how long your results last. Some people return when movement starts coming back; others wait longer. For more on Texas pricing across InjectCo locations, see Botox cost in Texas.
Botox is $12 per unit at InjectCo. Your total is your number of units times $12.
At the label dose, forehead lines are treated together with frown lines at 40 units total, which is $480. The label pairs them to lower the risk of a dropped brow.
The label dose for frown lines between the brows is 20 units, which is $240 at $7.77 per unit with the InjectCo membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it.
The label dose for crow’s feet is 24 units across both sides, which is $288.
The label dose for frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines together is 64 units, which is $768. Your injector may recommend fewer depending on your muscles and goals.
You can’t tell from the per-unit price, because Dysport units and Botox units aren’t equivalent. Ask for the total cost of your treatment with each product and compare those.
The label puts the effect on frown lines at about three to four months. Your results may vary with your dose and how active your muscles are.
At $12 per unit, $600 covers 50 units. That’s more than the label dose for forehead and frown lines together (40 units) and less than the full upper face (64 units).
Botox for the face costs $7.77 per unit with the InjectCo membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it, at InjectCo, and the label doses give you a clear starting point: $240 for frown lines, $480 for forehead with frown lines, and $768 for the full upper face. Because results last about three to four months, plan for the yearly total, not just one visit.
When you book Botox at InjectCo, your nurse injector will assess how your face moves and give you a unit count and total before anything is injected.
Know your total before treatment.
Botox $7.77 per unit with membership ($24.99/month), or $12 per unit without it.
Medical Disclaimer: The information in this article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Results vary by individual. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider before beginning any medical treatment or aesthetic procedure.
Dr. Allen earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his emergency medicine residency with Texas A&M. As Medical Director, he reviews InjectCo’s treatments, protocols, and patient education content for accuracy and safety across all nine Texas locations.
