A straight answer on per-unit pricing, how many units you actually need, and why the cheapest quote is rarely the best value.
Medically reviewed by Sudi Clark, PA-C
In the Draper and Salt Lake area, Botox is typically priced per unit, generally ranging from about $12 to $16 per unit in 2026. A treatment is simply the number of units used multiplied by that per-unit price. Most people don't need as many units as they fear — and the right number depends entirely on your muscles, not a package deal.
Beware clinics advertising a flat “$199 Botox special.” A flat price only helps you if you know how many units it includes. A low per-unit price on paper can cost more if you're over-treated, and an artificially cheap special sometimes signals diluted product or a push toward volume over judgement. At eight 01 Aesthetics, we price transparently per unit and use only what serves your result — refinement, not reinvention.
It varies by area and by person. Forehead lines, frown lines (the “11s”), and crow's feet each take different amounts, and muscle strength differs from patient to patient. The honest truth is that a good injector can only give you a firm number after seeing your face move. A complimentary consultation is the only accurate quote.
Dysport is a similar neuromodulator that spreads a little more and is often dosed differently, so per-unit comparisons aren't apples-to-apples. Which one suits you is a clinical decision, not a marketing one. Both, done well, should soften lines while keeping every expression unmistakably yours.
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