Botox deals in Washington, DC: Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about what to expect before you reserve our Botox specials in Washington DC by taking a look at our answers to frequently asked questions about the procedure. For more information about deals and services, including how to use your coupon, check out the Groupon Manual.
How much does Botox cost in DC?
The cost of Botox treatment will vary based on how many units of Botox you need, the area being treated, and the clinic you choose. However, you can generally expect to pay around $20 per unit – with the average session requiring up to 30 units.
- For frown lines between the eyes, expect to buy 10 to 25 units
- Forehead lines might require as many as 30 units
- Crow's feet will generally need between eight and 16 units per session
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The number of units required will, of course, change from person to person, so it's always best to check in with your practitioner before your treatment date.
How much should I expect to pay for Botox in total?
The amount you pay in total for Botox depends on how many units you need, but it's also important to note that you will need maintenance sessions, which means going for smaller doses every six months or so.
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The overall cost also varies depending on what kind of treatment you're getting done. You can read our guide to Botox, but the professional who is doing the treatment should be able to answer any questions about your treatment costs specifically at your initial consultation.
What are the three areas for Botox?
You can get Botox treatment on many parts of the body, but it's most commonly used to treat fine lines and wrinkles on the face. The three most popular areas are the forehead, the outer corner of the eyes (known as crow's feet) and the glabella – more commonly known as the frown line.
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Although these are the most popular areas due to their smoothing effect, you can get Botox in other places on the body. This includes the armpits, where Botox can help prevent excess sweating. Other injectables and fillers can be used in areas such as the lips.
Can beauticians do Botox in Washington?
A beautician can assist with the Botox application, but cannot administer the injections themselves.
While considered minor, Botox is a cosmetic procedure that can only be done by a licensed medical professional. This includes doctors, nurses, and physician assistants who have been trained in this area. So while beauticians can assist and help with aftercare, they cannot inject you.
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Botox is still a medical procedure and it's important you only trust those who are fully trained professionals.
