Botox is priced per unit, and the number of units depends on the areas treated and your goals. At your consultation we’ll map a personalized plan and give you a clear estimate before treatment begins.

Both are FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A products that temporarily relax the muscles behind expression lines. They're made differently, and their units aren't interchangeable: the FDA labels for both state that units of one can't be converted to the other. Dysport is FDA-approved for frown lines between the brows; Botox Cosmetic is approved for frown lines, crow's feet, forehead lines and neck bands. Your provider will recommend the best option for your treatment area and anatomy.

There isn't a fixed conversion. Both FDA labels state that units of one botulinum toxin product can't be compared to or converted into units of another. Dysport is typically dosed in higher unit numbers than Botox, which is why the unit counts look different, but the two aren't swapped by formula. Your injector chooses the product and dose for each area based on your anatomy and goals.

Results typically last up to four months. You should wait at least 90 days between treatments.