How Much Does Botox Cost?

When selecting a medical practitioner to inject your botulinum toxin, it's important to keep these things in mind:

• Does your injector have a medical background?

• Does your injector offer face-to-face consultations where you can discuss your medical history and treatment plan?

• Is the practitioner properly trained in cosmetic procedures; specifically botulinum toxin injections?

• Are they an experienced injector?

• Do they have experience in complication management?

• Does the injector belong to an organisation that has strict guidelines and standards of care for its members?

• Have they got good recommendations for their aesthetic treatments?

For more information see our full guide on Who Should You Trust To Do Your Botox?

Botulinum toxin can be used to treat a variety of skin conditions for a variety of cosmetic reasons. Some of the most common cosmetic treatment uses include:

• Botox For Your Frown or Glabella Lines

• Botox For Crow’s Feet

• Botox For Bunny Lines

• Botox For Forehead Lines

• Botox For Dimpled Chin

• Botox For Smile Lines

• Botox For Neck Bands

• Botox For Gummy Smile

It can also be used to treat:

• Botox for excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)

• Botox For Migraines

• Botox For Overactive Bladder

For more detailed information on the areas that it can treat please view our Botox treatment areas guide.

Botox treatment is measured in units delivered to the patient, however, most of the clinics in the UK charge by the area being treated and not by the number of Botox units administered. If multiple areas are being treated, they may offer these at a discounted cost.

Generally, Botox prices start at around £200 per area however, some medical practitioners may charge more depending on where they practice and other factors such as experience level or location (city). For example, the cost of Botox treatment in London will be more expensive and you should expect to pay more for Botox treatments in larger, more populated cities.

As botulinum toxin is classed as a prescription-only medicine, you generally won't see discounts advertised for it as practitioners are not allowed to promote prescription-only medicines.

Bear in mind that Botox/botulinum toxin treatments are not one-offs! To maintain results, you will need to maintain your treatment results every three to six months. You should consider this when thinking about Botox costs.

If you are interested in Botox to treat excessive sweating, frown lines, crow's feet, bunny lines or lip lines, you may want to read more of our Botox FAQ such as:

• What Areas Can Be Treated With Botox?

• Who Should You Trust To Do Your Botox?

• What is Botox and How Does it Work?