Botox Cosmetic Consultation and Treatment
Botulinum toxin treatment can temporarily reduce selected facial expression lines when prescribed and administered by an appropriately qualified clinician.
What a consultation covers
The clinician reviews facial anatomy, goals, prior injections, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, infection at planned injection sites, swallowing or breathing problems and neuromuscular conditions. Botulinum toxin products are not interchangeable unit for unit.
Expected course
Effect develops after treatment and is temporary. Timing, degree of change and duration vary by patient and treatment area.
Common concerns
Injection-site discomfort, bruising, headache, asymmetry, eyelid or brow droop and an unwanted cosmetic effect can occur.
Starting price
Botox starts from $10 per unit with a 20-unit minimum. The consultation determines the proposed number of units.
Boxed warning: FDA-approved botulinum toxin products carry a warning about possible spread of toxin effect. Seek immediate care for trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing; generalized weakness; or vision changes. W8MD uses treatment only after clinical evaluation. Read FDA safety information.
How W8MD can help
W8MD reviews goals, medical history, medications, prior procedures, treatment-area findings, likely benefit, risks, alternatives, expected downtime and cost before recommending care. Service and clinician availability may differ between offices.
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Medical and pricing notice: Educational information only. Consultation is required. Candidacy, device or product used, treatment plan, availability, number of sessions, pricing and results vary. No outcome is guaranteed. Seek urgent medical care for severe symptoms and call 911 for an emergency.
Content reviewed for general accuracy by W8MD clinical leadership. Last reviewed September 2026.