How much do Botox and other neurotoxins cost in Georgia?

What the treatment involves

Botox is one brand of neurotoxin, an injectable that a provider places into specific muscles. Other brands are sold too, and the neurotoxin range above comes mostly from menus that name one of them.

Neurotoxins are different from dermal fillers, which are gels placed under the skin and have their own range on this site. The lip flip also uses a neurotoxin, but many med spas list it at a flat price instead of by the unit. A licensed provider can tell you whether any of these fits you.

Masseter (jaw) Botox cost

Masseter Botox goes into the jaw muscles, most often to soften a square jawline or for teeth clenching. It usually takes more units than a forehead or frown line treatment, so at the per-unit prices above the total runs higher.

We don't have a Georgia range for masseter Botox as its own service yet, so ask how many units the plan uses before you compare quotes.

What moves the price

Units differ by brand

Units are measured differently from one neurotoxin brand to another, so a lower unit price may not mean a lower total. When you compare brands, compare the totals.

Unit price versus total

Each range above is a price for a unit, not for a visit. Your total is that price times the units your provider decides to use, so a low unit price does not settle what you will pay.

Which areas you book

Each area a provider treats takes its own amount of product, so the same unit price adds up differently depending on where you are treated.

Minimum for a visit

Some med spas set a minimum charge or a minimum amount of product per visit. That matters most if you want only a small area treated.

Prepaid units and member rates

Some med spas sell units ahead of time or lower the unit price for members. If a low price turns out to be a member rate, ask what it takes to qualify.

Prices quoted by area

Some med spas quote a price per area instead of per unit. Ask how many units an area price assumes so you can set it beside the ranges above.

Getting a quote

Questions to ask each med spa before you compare prices:

1. Can you write down the unit price and the number of units you expect to use?
2. If my provider decides on a different amount at the visit, how is the new total worked out?
3. If you adjust the treatment at a later visit, is that visit priced separately?
4. Which product do you use, and is the unit price the same in every area?

Where these numbers come from

We collect these prices with our own crawler, which reads the public websites of Georgia med spas and skin clinics and follows each site's robots.txt rules. It has read 850 of their websites so far. Each range is the middle half of the prices those businesses post, collected September and October 2026.

A price list is what a business says it charges; a cost guide is a business's own estimate of what the treatment usually runs in Georgia. We never name the businesses behind a range. How we collect and check med spa prices.

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Keep reading

• Guide: Botox pricing in Georgia: by the unit or by the area?
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• Lip filler
• Lip flip
• Collagen stimulator injections
• PRP treatment
• Med spa prices in Georgia