Botox or hyaluronic acid: which one to choose?
The neuromodulator relaxes movement, filler restores volume. How we choose with you, without selling you both by reflex.
At the clinic, a hyaluronic acid injection starts from $325 for a half syringe, taxes extra. The final price depends on the area, the amount of product, the type of product and the person injecting.
Comparing prices before booking? That’s normal, and we’d rather answer with specific reasons than with a vague “it depends.” Here’s what makes the cost of a hyaluronic acid filler vary.
What makes the price vary
- The area treated. Lips or under-eyes call for more precision than a simple fold, which can weigh on the cost.
- The amount of product. The price follows the number of syringes needed to reach the intended result.
- The type of product. Different hyaluronic acid ranges, such as Juvéderm or Restylane, don’t cost the same.
- The injector’s expertise. A treatment done by a qualified medical team is reflected in the price, and above all in the safety and the naturalness of the result.
Our starting prices
At Clinique DC, filler starts from $325 for a half syringe, taxes extra. The exact cost is set after an assessment, based on your area and the amount of product that’s useful. We bill what we inject, with no package.
Is the cheapest offer a good deal? Rarely, in aesthetic medicine. A product of uncertain origin or a rushed hand can leave a result that needs correcting, and a correction always costs more than a treatment done right the first time.
What we favour
We use approved products from recognized brands, and we inject with restraint. The goal is a result that looks like you rather than a filled face. Before quoting a figure, we do an assessment to see what your face needs.
