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Botox Deals in Toronto: Frequently Asked Questions

The effects of Botox can be confidence-boosting and youth-enhancing. However, as with any medical procedure, you may have some questions before you have your treatment. Below we've answered some of the most important questions about Botox – take a look at the Groupon Manual for more information.

How much is Botox in Toronto?

The price of Botox in Toronto is between $10 and $20 dollars per unit. This can vary depending on where you go and which part of your body is treated.

Botox in the forehead – one of the most common places for this treatment – requires anywhere from eight to 20 units of Botox. Remember that Botox is not permanent – you will need to top it up when muscle movement returns (this can be anywhere between three to six months). If you need a little help covering the cost, check out our Botox specials.

How much does it cost for Botox around the mouth?

Botox around the mouth requires two to four units which are priced up to $20 a unit. To maintain the standard you will need to regularly have Botox injections – usually twice a year.

Lip lines and wrinkles around the mouth can be reduced by having Botox, but the cost of Botox can vary depending on where you have the treatment carried out. Be sure to find a reputable clinic, such as Toronto Beauty Clinic, which sometimes offers units for less than $10. Check the reviews prior to reserving your treatment to ensure you have found one which provides good service.

Where is Botox most effective?

Many Botox customers have injections in the face, between the eyes (frown lines) around the eyes (crow's feet) and around the forehead and the side of the nose (bunny lines).

If you maintain Botox treatment and have it done by an expert, you can see results in most parts of the body. The face is one of the most popular places for Botox injections – Botox can also be administered in the neck and even the armpits (both of which are more for medical reasons rather than cosmetic).

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Is Botox covered by OHIP?

Botox is only covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) if it is medically necessary. For example, Botox can treat conditions such as focal spasticity secondary to an upper motor neuron disorder, plus oculomotor and laryngeal disorders. This would fall under OHIP.

Having cosmetic Botox in Toronto is not covered by OHIP. This includes any treatment to remove wrinkles or facial lines. The reason for this is because the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and the Ontario Medical Association decided that these cosmetic procedures do not demonstrably restore or improve health.