Botox at TOCC Aesthetics in Boynton Beach costs $12 to $14 per unit. A typical treatment is $350 to $900, and the consultation is free. Your exact total depends on the product used, the areas you want treated, your facial anatomy and muscle activity, and the number of units Dr. Tiffany Jarrett recommends after evaluating you.
That direct answer gives you a realistic budget before you visit. It is not a treatment quote, because two people asking about the same line may need different plans. Dr. Jarrett personally performs each Botox treatment at TOCC Aesthetics and reviews the proposed dose and total price before treatment begins.
Quick price summary
| Price item | TOCC Aesthetics pricing |
|---|---|
| Botox price per unit | $12 to $14 |
| Typical treatment total | $350 to $900 |
| Consultation | Free |
| Current promotion or membership | None |
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Botox pricing is based on units, not a one-size-fits-all area fee
Botox Cosmetic is measured in units. At TOCC Aesthetics, your total is calculated from the number of Botox units in your treatment plan and the price per unit. This makes the estimate easier to understand because you can see how the recommended dose connects to the final price.
A unit is a standardized measure for that specific product. It is not a measure of liquid volume, and units from different botulinum toxin products are not interchangeable. If you compare quotes from two practices, confirm the exact product, price method, proposed areas, and who will perform the injections.
The phrase Botox by area can mean a flat fee for a named area. That may sound simpler, but it does not always show how much product the plan includes. A per-unit estimate lets you review the dose and price together before deciding.
Simple unit calculations can help you plan a Botox budget
At $12 to $14 per unit, a simple calculation can show the possible product cost. These examples are arithmetic only, not a recommendation for your face.
| Example amount | Calculation at $12 to $14 per unit |
|---|---|
| 20 units | $240 to $280 |
| 24 units | $288 to $336 |
| 40 units | $480 to $560 |
| 64 units | $768 to $896 |
The FDA prescribing information provides labeled reference doses for specific upper-face indications. It lists 20 units for glabellar frown lines, 24 units for lateral canthal lines, 40 total units when treating forehead lines with glabellar lines, and 64 total units when treating all three labeled upper-face areas. Those labeled doses explain why online cost examples often use numbers such as 20, 40, or 64 units.
They do not replace an individual assessment. Your recommended plan may differ based on the area, muscle pattern, desired movement, medical history, prior response, and the product selected. TOCC Aesthetics confirms the treatment plan and total cost before any injections.
Forehead, frown-line, and crow’s-feet costs depend on the complete plan
The cost for a forehead or eye-area treatment depends on more than the name of the area. Dr. Jarrett evaluates how the muscles work together, because treating one part of the upper face can affect the balance of nearby muscles.
TOCC Aesthetics currently confirms Botox treatment for:
- Forehead lines
- Frown lines between the eyebrows
- Crow’s feet around the eyes
- Lip flip
A lip flip uses botulinum toxin in a way that is not specifically approved by the FDA for that cosmetic indication. This is called off-label use. Off-label prescribing is a medical decision that should be discussed with a qualified clinician, including expected benefits, limitations, alternatives, and risks.
If you are comparing forehead Botox cost or crow’s-feet cost online, check whether the estimate covers one area, both sides, or a combined upper-face plan. The free consultation at TOCC Aesthetics gives you a personalized price rather than a generic range detached from your anatomy.
Five factors usually determine your final Botox cost
Your final Botox cost is mainly shaped by the following five factors.
1. The number of units in the plan
More units produce a higher product total. The appropriate number is a clinical decision, not a target to reach because of a package or discount.
2. The areas being evaluated
A small, focused plan and a multi-area upper-face plan will not have the same total. Nearby muscles may need to be considered together to maintain a balanced result.
3. Your anatomy and muscle activity
Muscle strength, movement patterns, facial proportions, and treatment goals vary from person to person. These differences are why a website calculator cannot provide a final dose.
4. The exact product used
Botox Cosmetic is onabotulinumtoxinA. Other botulinum toxin products have their own labeled units and dosing. Product units should not be converted casually or compared as if they were identical.
5. The clinician performing the treatment
Botulinum toxin is a prescription treatment. Provider evaluation, anatomical knowledge, injection planning, safety screening, and follow-up matter alongside price. At TOCC Aesthetics, Dr. Tiffany Jarrett personally performs the treatment rather than passing the injection appointment to a rotating provider.
A very low advertised unit price may not show the full treatment cost
The lowest advertised number is not always the lowest final bill. A promotion may apply only to a limited number of units, require a minimum purchase, exclude fees, or use a different product. The responsible way to compare is to request the complete treatment estimate in writing.
Ask these questions before booking
- Which product will be used?
- Is the price per unit or per area?
- How many units are proposed, and why?
- Who will perform the injections?
- Is the consultation included?
- Are there required minimums, memberships, or added fees?
- What follow-up process does the practice use?
TOCC Aesthetics currently lists no Botox promotion or membership. The consultation is free, and your plan and price should be reviewed before you decide whether to proceed.
A free consultation gives you the only reliable personal quote
Your Botox consultation at TOCC Aesthetics is free. Dr. Jarrett can discuss your goals, observe facial movement, review relevant health information, explain whether treatment may be appropriate, and outline the proposed areas, units, and total price.
Bring a list of medications and supplements and tell the clinician about prior botulinum toxin treatments, allergies, neuromuscular conditions, infection near a proposed injection site, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and any history of swallowing or breathing difficulty. This information helps the clinician decide whether treatment should proceed or be postponed.
Botox Cosmetic is contraindicated for people with known hypersensitivity to a botulinum toxin preparation or infection at a planned injection site. Its prescribing information also carries a boxed warning about possible distant spread of toxin effect. Seek urgent medical help for swallowing, speaking, or breathing problems after treatment.
This safety discussion is not meant to replace the consultation or the official prescribing information. It helps you arrive prepared to ask informed questions.
Botox results are temporary, so annual cost depends on your schedule
Botox Cosmetic results can last up to four months, although timing varies. Some people choose another assessment when movement returns, while others wait longer. Your annual Botox budget therefore depends on the dose at each visit and how often you and your clinician decide to repeat treatment.
For transparent planning, multiply your confirmed visit price by the number of treatments you expect during the year. For example, a person whose actual plan costs $480 and who has three treatments would spend $1,440 before any unrelated services. This is a budgeting example only. It does not predict how often you will need treatment.
Do not change the treatment interval only to match a budget. BOTOX Cosmetic’s official patient information says treatments should be spaced at least 90 days apart. Dr. Jarrett can discuss timing based on response, goals, and medical judgment.
Botox at TOCC Aesthetics includes physician-led evaluation and clear pricing
TOCC Aesthetics is located at 2800 S Seacrest Blvd, Suite 180, Boynton Beach, Florida. Dr. Tiffany Jarrett personally performs Botox treatment and has completed formal Botulinum Toxin Training. Her Florida medical licence, ME139558, was listed as Clear and Active when verified on July 31, 2026.
The practice serves patients from Boynton Beach and nearby South Florida communities, including Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Lake Worth, and Palm Beach County. The best next step is a free consultation where you can receive a plan based on your face rather than a broad online average.
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Call (561) 944-7344 or use the TOCC Aesthetics appointment page to request a consultation. You can also contact TOCC Aesthetics for phone, address, and contact information.
Frequently asked questions about Botox cost in Boynton Beach
How much do 20 units of Botox cost at TOCC Aesthetics?
At $12 to $14 per unit, 20 units cost $240 to $280. That is a math example, not a promise that 20 units are appropriate for your goals. The final plan is confirmed after evaluation.
How many Botox units can $400 purchase?
At $12 to $14 per unit, $400 equals about 28 to 33 units before rounding and any practice-specific billing rules. Treatment should be based on clinical assessment, not on using a fixed budget down to the last unit.
How much does forehead Botox cost?
Forehead cost depends on the total plan. FDA-labeled forehead-line treatment is described together with glabellar-line treatment at 40 total units, which would equal $480 to $560 at TOCC’s per-unit price. Your recommended plan may differ after Dr. Jarrett evaluates your anatomy and goals.
Is the Botox consultation free?
Yes. TOCC Aesthetics confirms that the Botox consultation is free. The proposed dose and total cost should be explained before treatment.
Does cosmetic Botox qualify for insurance coverage?
Cosmetic Botox is generally paid out of pocket. Insurance rules for medically necessary botulinum toxin treatment are separate and depend on diagnosis, product, plan requirements, and provider participation. TOCC’s aesthetic pricing should not be treated as an insurance quote.
Is a Botox lip flip FDA approved?
No. A lip flip with botulinum toxin is an off-label cosmetic use. Dr. Jarrett should review expected effects, limitations, alternatives, and risks with you before treatment.
How much does a Botox touch-up cost?
The cost depends on whether more product is clinically appropriate and on the number of added units. TOCC has not supplied a universal free touch-up policy, so the page should not promise one. Ask what follow-up timing and charges apply to your plan.
How long does Botox last?
BOTOX Cosmetic’s official patient information says results can last up to four months. Individual response varies, and repeat treatments should be spaced at least 90 days apart.
Medical review and disclaimer
Reviewed for clinical accuracy by Tiffany A. Jarrett, MD, Florida medical licence ME139558. Dr. Jarrett completed Botulinum Toxin Training on December 13, 2025 and personally performs Botox treatment at TOCC Aesthetics.
This page provides general education and transparent practice pricing. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a personal treatment plan. Prices may change. Eligibility, dose, expected outcome, treatment interval, and total cost require an individual consultation. Results and duration vary.
References
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration. BOTOX Cosmetic Prescribing Information. FDA prescribing information.
- American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Botulinum Toxin Cost. Botulinum Toxin Cost.
- De Boulle K, et al. OnabotulinumtoxinA Treatment for Moderate to Severe Forehead Lines: A Review. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. PubMed PMID 32537333. PubMed record.
- Gangigatti R, et al. Efficacy and safety of Botulinum toxin A for improving esthetics in facial complex: A systematic review. Brazilian Dental Journal. PubMed PMID 34787249. PubMed record.