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Botox Cost in West Hollywood: $14 a Unit — Units, Areas & What’s Included
Botox · West Hollywood & Beverly Hills
Botox at BHRC West Hollywood is $14 a unit, with Xeomin at $12 and Dysport at $5. Here is what a frown-line, forehead or full upper-face treatment actually comes to, and how to pay less without cutting corners.
1. What Botox costs at BHRC West Hollywood
West Hollywood is one of the most competitive Botox markets in the country: within a mile of Santa Monica Boulevard you will find per-unit prices, per-area prices and membership prices, which makes comparing them harder than it should be. BHRC West Hollywood prices every neurotoxin per unit and publishes the list, so the arithmetic is yours to check.
| Neurotoxin | Price | New client (15% off first treatment) |
|---|---|---|
| Botox | $14 per unit | $11.90 per unit |
| Xeomin | $12 per unit | $10.20 per unit |
| Dysport | $5 per unit | $4.25 per unit |
| Botox vial — buy 100 units, get 40 free | $1,400 | — |
| Xeomin vial — buy 100 units, get 40 free | $1,200 | — |
| Dysport vial — 200 units, get 40 free | $1,000 | — |
The vial offers suit people who treat several areas or come in regularly: 140 units for $1,400 works out to $10 a unit, and the units are banked toward your plan. Your provider will tell you honestly whether you would use them — for frown lines alone, you probably would not.
2. How many units, and what that comes to
Botox is priced per unit, so the honest way to think about cost is units times price. The figures below are the FDA label doses from the BOTOX Cosmetic prescribing information, priced at West Hollywood’s $14 a unit. They are a starting point, not a quote: stronger muscles, a wider forehead or a preference for a lighter result all move the number, and your injector confirms it after watching you frown, squint and raise your brows.
| Area | Typical units | Cost at list price |
|---|---|---|
| Frown lines (the 11s) | 20 | $280 |
| Crow’s feet, both sides | 24 | $336 |
| Forehead lines, treated with frown lines | 40 | $560 |
| Upper face: frown, forehead and crow’s feet | 64 | $896 |
| Neck bands (platysma) | 26–36 | $364–$504 |
For context on the other two: Dysport’s label dose for frown lines is 50 units against Botox’s 20, which is why its lower per-unit price ($5) does not translate into a cheaper treatment — 50 units at $5 is $250, in the same range as 20 units of Botox at $280. Xeomin is dosed much like Botox, unit for unit, so 20 units for frown lines at $12 comes to $240. Which one suits you is a clinical conversation; read our guides to Botox, Dysport and Xeomin for the differences.
3. What the price includes
- A free consultation with a licensed provider before anything is injected, including a review of your medical history and medications.
- Only the units you need. You pay for units placed, not a flat “area” fee, so a light dose costs less.
- Numbing and aftercare instructions, and a clear plan for when to come back.
- A two-week check-in. Full effect takes one to two weeks; that is when small asymmetries are assessed. Ask at booking how touch-ups are handled for your plan.
4. What changes the price
In West Hollywood the biggest swing in what people pay is not the per-unit price, it is the dose. Two clinics charging the same per unit can produce very different bills.
- Muscle strength. Men and people with strong frown muscles often need more than the label dose.
- How many areas. Treating the forehead almost always means treating the frown lines too, to keep the brows from dropping.
- The look you want. A “baby Botox” approach uses fewer units and costs less, but tends to wear off sooner.
- How often you return. Results last about three to four months. Most people treat three or four times a year, so the annual figure matters more than one visit.
5. Rewards programs you can stack
Every BHRC clinic, BHRC West Hollywood 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.
On top of the rewards points, new clients save 15% on a first single treatment at West Hollywood, and seasonal offers are listed on the location page — check it before you book, because they change month to month.
6. How West Hollywood 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 West Hollywood; we have not found a credible published average for West Hollywood alone, so we do not quote one. What we can say is that per-unit pricing in Los Angeles varies widely, and a low headline price sometimes reflects a smaller dose or a per-area fee that hides the unit count. Ask any clinic you are comparing how many units they plan to use. If they will not say, that tells you something.
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Questions we get asked
How much is Botox per unit in West Hollywood?
At BHRC West Hollywood, Botox is $14 per unit, Xeomin $12 and Dysport $5. New clients save 15% on a first treatment, which brings Botox to $11.90 a unit.
How much does Botox for the 11s cost?
The FDA label dose for frown lines is 20 units, which is $280 at $14 a unit, or $238 with the new-client discount. Some people need more; your injector confirms the dose at your consultation.
Is Dysport cheaper than Botox?
Per unit, yes ($5 against $14), but Dysport is dosed differently — its label dose for frown lines is 50 units against Botox’s 20 — so the total cost of a treatment ends up in a similar range.
How long does Botox last?
Most people see the full effect in one to two weeks, and movement gradually returns over three to four months. Many book their next visit around the three-month mark.
Is BHRC West Hollywood near Beverly Hills?
Yes. The clinic is at 8550 Santa Monica Boulevard, a short drive from Beverly Hills, and consultations are free.
Book your Botox consultation in West Hollywood
The quickest route is the BHRC West Hollywood location page, which has live booking, directions and the full menu, or the clinic’s Botox and neurotoxins page for current prices. New to Botox? Our Botox guide covers how it works, safety and the four FDA-approved areas in more depth.
Keep reading
- Botox and neurotoxins at BHRC West Hollywood — current prices
- Botox at BHRC — units, areas and price by clinic
- Dysport — how it differs from Botox
- Xeomin — the additive-free neurotoxin
- Botox near me — cost, units and what to ask
- Facial balancing in Beverly Hills — cost and what it involves
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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.
