How much does a shot of Botox cost? What factors affect the price of Botox?

Everyone must have heard of Botox in their lives, but have you ever heard of Botox? Today, let's find out how much Botox costs and what factors affect the price of Botox.

Botulinum toxin has different effects on each cosmetic procedure. The injection sites and dosages are different, as well as the medical environment in which the injections are made. Therefore, the cost of Botox injections cannot be generalized. The reference price is 2,000-6,000 per vial (50-100 units) per vial.

1. Botulinum toxin injection dose: Generally speaking, the higher the botulinum toxin injection dose, the more expensive the botulinum toxin wrinkle removal price will be. After all, cost is the direct factor affecting the price.

2. Related to the wrinkle removal site: The difficulty of injecting botulinum toxin to remove wrinkles varies depending on the wrinkle removal site. In comparison, it is more difficult to remove wrinkles around the eyes, so the price of injecting botulinum toxin to remove wrinkles will be a little more expensive;

3. It is largely affected by the hospital you choose: Regular hospitals are superior in medical equipment, medical technology and medical equipment, and the effect of botulinum toxin injection is more ideal, so the price of botulinum toxin injection will be more expensive;

4. Related to the course of botulinum toxin injections: the more times you inject botulinum toxin, the more expensive it will be.

Botox generally needs to be injected every 3-6 months, because as muscle movements recover, fine lines and wrinkles will reappear. Therefore, another injection is needed. When fine lines and wrinkles reappear, the severity will be reduced because the muscles are gradually shrinking. The combination of wrinkle removal injections and TOOFOB deep wrinkle patches complement each other's advantages, not only prolonging the effect, but also improving the quality of wrinkle removal.

Women who are menstruating, pregnant or breastfeeding. Patients who are taking antibiotics. Patients with inflammation at the surgical site or skin infections. People with scar tissue or coagulation disorders are not suitable for botulinum toxin injections.