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Botox Cost in Las Vegas (Summerlin): $600 per 50-Unit Vial — What It Covers
Botox · Summerlin & Las Vegas
Botox at BHRC Summerlin is $600 for a 50-unit vial, Xeomin $500 and Dysport $700 for 300 units. Why Nevada sells neurotoxin by the vial, what fits in one, and how to make the most of it.
1. What Botox costs at BHRC Summerlin
If you have priced Botox in Las Vegas and been confused by quotes that are “per vial” rather than per unit, this is why: in Nevada, neurotoxin is dispensed as a full vial rather than sold by the unit. BHRC Summerlin follows that rule and prices each neurotoxin by the vial, with a 50-unit minimum. The upside is that the price is fixed before you sit down; the trade-off is that a very small dose costs the same as a full vial.
| Neurotoxin | Price | New client (15% off first treatment) |
|---|---|---|
| Botox — 50-unit vial | $600 | $510 |
| Xeomin — 50-unit vial | $500 | $425 |
| Dysport — 300-unit vial | $700 | $595 |
Divide it out and a full 50-unit Botox vial is the equivalent of $12 a unit, or $10.20 a unit with the new-client discount — but only if your plan uses all 50. Dysport is supplied as a 300-unit vial, and its units are not interchangeable with Botox units, so do not compare the two per unit.
2. How many units, and what fits in one vial
The useful question in Summerlin is not “what does a unit cost” but “does my plan fit in one vial?” The FDA label doses from the BOTOX Cosmetic prescribing information answer most of it:
| Area | Label dose (units) | Fits in |
|---|---|---|
| Frown lines (the 11s) | 20 | One vial, with units to spare for a second area |
| Crow’s feet, both sides | 24 | One vial |
| Forehead lines, treated with frown lines | 40 | One vial |
| Frown lines plus crow’s feet | 44 | One vial |
| Upper face: frown, forehead and crow’s feet | 64 | More than one vial |
| Neck bands (platysma) | 26–36 | One vial |
So a first-timer treating frown lines only is paying for more product than the label dose. That is not a reason to put the spare units somewhere you do not need them — a good injector will suggest a second area only if it actually helps, such as crow’s feet alongside the 11s. A full upper face at 64 units is beyond one vial; your provider will price the plan in vials before you commit.
Xeomin is dosed much like Botox, so a 50-unit Xeomin vial at $500 covers the same areas for $100 less. Dysport’s label dose for frown lines is 50 units, which is why it comes in a much bigger vial. Our guides to Botox, Xeomin and Dysport cover the clinical differences.
3. What the price includes
- A free consultation with a licensed provider, including a medical history and medication review.
- The whole vial, used in that visit, planned across the areas that benefit from it.
- Aftercare instructions and a clear plan for timing your next visit.
- A two-week review. Full effect takes one to two weeks, so that is when the result is assessed. Ask at booking how touch-ups are handled.
4. What changes the price
With vial pricing, the cost moves in steps rather than unit by unit:
- Which neurotoxin. Xeomin’s vial is $100 less than Botox’s; Dysport is priced as a larger vial.
- Whether your plan crosses 50 units. Strong frown muscles, a full upper face or neck bands plus another area can take you to a second vial.
- First visit or return visit. New clients save 15% on a first treatment.
- How often you return. Results last around three to four months, so most people budget for three or four visits a year.
5. Rewards programs you can stack
Every BHRC clinic, BHRC Summerlin included, accepts all four manufacturer loyalty programs. They are free to join, and points are earned on the product used, so it is worth signing up before your appointment rather than after:
- Allē (Allergan) — Botox, Juvéderm, SkinVive, Kybella and CoolSculpting.
- ASPIRE Galderma Rewards — Dysport, Restylane and Sculptra.
- Merz Xperience+ — Xeomin, Radiesse, Belotero and Ultherapy.
- Revance REVA — the RHA filler collection and Daxxify.
Summerlin also runs seasonal neurotoxin offers; they are listed on the Summerlin location page and change month to month, so check there before you book.
6. How Las Vegas pricing compares
For a national reference point, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ 2023 statistics put the average physician fee for a neuromodulator treatment at $435. That is a national figure for one visit, not a per-unit price, and it is not specific to Las Vegas; we have not found a credible published average for Las Vegas alone, so we do not quote one. Because Nevada clinics sell by the vial, a per-unit price quoted in Las Vegas usually means the vial price divided out — useful for comparison, but only if you would use the whole vial. Ask any clinic what the minimum purchase is.
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Questions we get asked
How much is Botox in Las Vegas?
At BHRC Summerlin, Botox is sold as a 50-unit vial for $600, or $510 for new clients on a first treatment. Xeomin is $500 a vial and Dysport $700 for a 300-unit vial.
Why can’t I buy Botox by the unit in Nevada?
Nevada requires neurotoxin to be dispensed as a full vial rather than sold by the unit, so Nevada clinics price by the vial. BHRC Summerlin has a 50-unit minimum.
Is one vial enough for my forehead?
Usually. The label dose for forehead lines treated with frown lines is 40 units, inside one 50-unit vial. A full upper face, at 64 units, needs more.
Is Xeomin cheaper than Botox in Summerlin?
Yes, by $100 a vial ($500 against $600). It is dosed much like Botox, so it covers the same areas.
How long will my Botox last?
Most people see the full result at one to two weeks, with movement returning gradually over three to four months.
Book your Botox consultation in Summerlin
Book through the BHRC Summerlin location page for directions, hours and live availability, or see the Summerlin Botox and neurotoxins page for the current price list. New to it? Start with our Botox guide.
Keep reading
- Botox and neurotoxins at BHRC Summerlin — current prices
- Botox at BHRC — units, areas and price by clinic
- Xeomin — the additive-free neurotoxin
- Dysport — how it differs from Botox
- Lip filler in Summerlin — cost, syringes and expectations
- Med spa in Summerlin — services and pricing
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References
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration / Allergan — BOTOX Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) prescribing information: approved indications and label doses. rxabbvie.com
- Galderma — Dysport (abobotulinumtoxinA) prescribing information: glabellar line dosing. dysport.com
- Merz Aesthetics — Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA) prescribing information. xeomin.com
- American Society of Plastic Surgeons — 2023 Procedural Statistics: cosmetic procedures, average cost (national average physician fees). plasticsurgery.org
Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center. This content is for general education and does not create a physician-patient relationship or constitute medical advice. BOTOX Cosmetic, Dysport and Xeomin are FDA-approved prescription medicines for specific indications; uses outside those indications are off-label. Candidacy, dosing, results and pricing vary by person and are confirmed at a free consultation. Prices are taken from the clinic’s published price list on the date this article was written and can change; the clinic page is always current. Reviewed by the BHRC clinical team.
