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How med spa treatments are measured, dosed and priced, so a price list makes sense before you book. Sources are linked in every guide. Not medical advice.
What is a Botox unit, and why do clinics price per unit or per area?
Botox is dosed in units, and a treatment uses many of them. How units work, the FDA-labeled dose for each area, and how to compare per-unit, per-area and package prices.
Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin: how the neurotoxins compare
Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau and Daxxify relax the same lines but are dosed differently. Why their units cannot be compared one to one, and what that means for price.
How dermal filler is priced: the syringe, explained
Filler is sold by the syringe, and a treatment can use one or several. What is in a syringe, how many you might need, and what to ask before comparing filler prices.
How to read a med spa price list
Per unit, per area, per syringe, “starting at”, member and promotional prices: what each line on a med spa menu means, and five questions to ask before you compare.
Laser hair removal: how many sessions, and how it is priced
Laser hair removal takes a series of sessions, and clinics price it per area, per session or as a package. How many sessions to expect, what affects results, and how to compare prices.
Lip filler: what to expect, from consultation to recovery
What happens at a lip filler appointment, how long swelling usually lasts, which warning signs need a call to your provider, and how lip filler is priced.
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