“How much does Botox cost?” is one of the first questions we hear, and it deserves a straight answer. At Nordic Clinic in Woodinville, neurotoxins (Botox, Dysport and Daxxify) are priced per unit, at $15 per unit. Your total depends on how many units your treatment needs, which depends on the areas you treat and on your own facial muscles.
Here is how it works, what common areas typically cost, and how to make your treatments more affordable over a year.
Why Botox is priced per unit
Botox is measured in units, and every face is different. A stronger frown muscle needs more units than a lighter one, and some people treat one area while others treat three. Per-unit pricing means you pay for exactly what your treatment requires. Your injector plans your treatment area by area, then confirms the number of units and your total before anything is done.
How many units do common areas take?
For Botox Cosmetic, the FDA-approved doses for the three most common areas are a helpful starting point:
- Frown lines (the “11s” between the brows): 20 units
- Crow’s feet (outer corners of the eyes): 24 units in total, 12 per side
- Forehead lines: 20 units, treated together with the frown lines
Your own plan may use more or fewer units depending on your muscle strength, your goals and how much movement you want to keep. Men often need more units than women because their facial muscles tend to be stronger.
Example costs at Nordic Clinic
Based on those doses and our price of $15 per unit:
- Frown lines (20 units): about $300
- Crow’s feet (24 units): about $360
- Frown lines and forehead lines (40 units): about $600
These are examples, not quotes. Your exact plan and price are confirmed at your appointment.
Dysport and Daxxify are dosed differently from Botox, so their unit counts are not directly comparable. If one of them suits you better, your injector will explain the difference and what it means for your total.
How long does it last, and what does that mean for your budget?
Results usually begin within a few days and reach their full effect in 10–14 days. Treatments are typically repeated every 3–4 months, so most people have three to four treatments a year. Thinking in yearly terms helps you plan, and it is where a membership can make a real difference.
Ways to save on Botox
- Memberships: members pay $14 per unit (Essential), $13 (Signature) or $12 (Elite), with a $200 minimum neurotoxin treatment for member pricing. Your monthly membership payment also becomes treatment credit that rolls over. Compare memberships.
- Consultation credit: if you would like a full injectables consultation first, the $125 fee is credited toward your treatment when you go ahead.
For example, 20 units for frown lines is about $300 at the regular price and about $240 at the Elite member price.
Is cheaper Botox a better deal?
Price per unit is only part of the picture. Results depend on an accurate assessment of your anatomy, precise placement and conservative, well-planned dosing. When you compare clinics, ask who performs the treatment, how your plan is created, and whether the price you are quoted includes everything. A well-planned treatment that looks natural and lasts is better value than a lower price that needs correcting.
The bottom line
At Nordic Clinic, Botox, Dysport and Daxxify are $15 per unit, with member pricing from $12 per unit. A typical frown-line treatment is about $300, and your exact plan and price are always confirmed before treatment.
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Prices as of October 2026 and subject to change. Example costs are estimates based on FDA-approved Botox Cosmetic doses; your treatment plan, dose and price are confirmed by your injector. Individual results vary.