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How much do you pay for botox?

107 replies

FlayOtters · 24/08/2026 22:18

Can I ask how much people pay for botox? I just want a single area doing, the vertical lines between my eyebrows. I want to go to someone qualified, a nurse or doc preferably! The price range seems so huge so I was just wondering what is 'normal'?

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MaryIngallsRibbons · 24/08/2026 22:22

That would be around £200 in my area - South East.

Beebopwasthebest · 24/08/2026 22:23

North Leeds
£180 one area
Registered GP

somethigelse2 · 24/08/2026 22:29

300 for forehead, eyes and frown lines

somethigelse2 · 24/08/2026 22:29

to add- I wouldn’t just get one place. It changes your whole face and you need it everywhere to even it out

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 22:33

I was just wondering what is 'normal'?

Having a toxic substance injected into your face isn't really a normal thing to do. Despite all the hype that tries to convince women that it is.

Judystilldreamsofhorses · 24/08/2026 22:49

Scotland, £150 for one area - I don’t get my eyes/crow’s feet done because they don’t bother me, but I agree with pp that just having 11s done kind of “unbalances” your face. I had that last time and ended up getting my forehead done at the follow-up appointment (I have a fringe so thought I would get away with it!). The lady I see is an ex theatre nurse and very good.

Lornarocks · 24/08/2026 22:53

£200 one area, 250 two. You probably need two though. Go for it!

MsSquiz · 24/08/2026 22:54

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 22:33

I was just wondering what is 'normal'?

Having a toxic substance injected into your face isn't really a normal thing to do. Despite all the hype that tries to convince women that it is.

Except the OP didn’t ask if getting Botox was normal, the asked about the price range.
comprehension isn’t your strong point, is it?

MsSquiz · 24/08/2026 22:56

I pay £180 for 2 areas, £220 for 3 areas depending on what needs to be done, with follow up appointment included in that price, and that’s in Northumberland

terrifyingtoes · 24/08/2026 22:58

£125 for one area. Chain of very good clinics in London.
I was previously having 3 areas - the usual, forehead lines, crows feet & vertical between eyebrows - mainly as I was told it was the only way to get good results.
I disliked the slightly odd frozen look it created.
Now just have between eyebrows.
I don’t mind laughter lines or looking surprised! Just don’t have that pissed of scowl anymore 😁

Gabitule · 24/08/2026 22:59

I pay £175 for 2 areas (between eyebrows and crows feet, although she also does small injections in other places to make it look more natural). I’m in London. Reading other responses I am worried that I’ve been underpaying her :(.

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 23:22

MsSquiz · 24/08/2026 22:54

Except the OP didn’t ask if getting Botox was normal, the asked about the price range.
comprehension isn’t your strong point, is it?

I perfectly understand what she was asking.

But that doesn't detract from the fact injecting toxins into your face isn't a normal thing to do.

FlayOtters · 24/08/2026 23:36

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 23:22

I perfectly understand what she was asking.

But that doesn't detract from the fact injecting toxins into your face isn't a normal thing to do.

knew there'd be one 😊i mean we could get into a long list of what is or isn't 'normal', 'natural' etc - all make up to begin with! but thanks for your concern anyway

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MsSquiz · 25/08/2026 08:07

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 23:22

I perfectly understand what she was asking.

But that doesn't detract from the fact injecting toxins into your face isn't a normal thing to do.

Ah, so you just wanted to make an irrelevant point that no one was asking for an opinion on… gotcha!

Midnightmoonface · 25/08/2026 08:10

I imagine 1 area would be in and around £150 in most clinics.

I pay £220 for 3.

Midnightmoonface · 25/08/2026 08:12

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 23:22

I perfectly understand what she was asking.

But that doesn't detract from the fact injecting toxins into your face isn't a normal thing to do.

What isn’t normal is unsolicited advice on what someone should or shouldn’t do with their body.

PinkNeonSign · 25/08/2026 08:14

£180 for two areas - North East.

I only wanted to get rid of the line between my brows but apparently it’s better to also have the horizontal lines done too. I’ve not had crows feet done yet.

VieuxFort · 25/08/2026 08:15

I’m going tomorrow 😊 I just looked up what my practitioner charges for 1 area - £195.

I have 2 which is £240.

Summerhillsquare · 25/08/2026 08:17

Midnightmoonface · 25/08/2026 08:12

What isn’t normal is unsolicited advice on what someone should or shouldn’t do with their body.

Very common though!

I agree with the point but I also get Botox in my 11's to stop me scowling and my brow collapsing, so I'm a hypocrite.

£190 one area, north east, GP.

Missey85 · 25/08/2026 08:17

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 24/08/2026 22:33

I was just wondering what is 'normal'?

Having a toxic substance injected into your face isn't really a normal thing to do. Despite all the hype that tries to convince women that it is.

There literally injecting cow poison in their faces 🤣🤣🤣 even worse they think it looks "natural" 😂

Missey85 · 25/08/2026 08:19

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Savvysix1984 · 25/08/2026 08:21

£280 for 3 areas by a doctor.

Midnightmoonface · 25/08/2026 08:22

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Imagine being an adult woman and acting like this.

husta1ot23nnc · 25/08/2026 08:26

I pay £200 for 3 areas, I can’t remember what one area is. I would worry my forehead might look a little uneven if I only did 11s?

Inthesunshinemoonshine · 25/08/2026 08:28

FlayOtters · 24/08/2026 23:36

knew there'd be one 😊i mean we could get into a long list of what is or isn't 'normal', 'natural' etc - all make up to begin with! but thanks for your concern anyway

I'm certainly not the only one who is appalled by the pressure on women to use botox, fillers and all the other potentially dangerous and unnecessary treatments to desperately turn back the totally natural aging process.

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