Call NowInjectables are one of the most direct ways to address expression lines, early volume loss, and facial contour changes without surgery. At Own Aesthetics, this category includes BOTOX Cosmetic, Dysport, and Juvederm-style hyaluronic acid fillers. They do different jobs. Neurotoxins soften repeated muscle movement that creates forehead lines, frown lines, crow's-feet, and similar creases, while fillers add structure or volume in areas such as the lips, cheeks, and folds around the mouth.
This service is a good fit for people who want a treatment plan that stays proportional to the rest of the face. Some patients want to look less tired. Others want to soften one specific area, such as the glabella between the brows, or restore volume that has shifted over time. The first step is deciding whether your concern is caused mostly by motion, by volume loss, or by both. That matters because the wrong product category can create the wrong result.
Pricing is straightforward at the menu level. BOTOX Cosmetic is listed at $14 per unit, and Dysport is also listed at $14 per unit. Filler pricing is listed at $750 to $875 depending on the product used and the treatment plan. Your total cost depends on the area treated, how much product is needed, and whether you are treating one concern or combining wrinkle reduction with contour support.
Timing depends on the service. Anti-wrinkle appointments are usually around 30 minutes, which makes them practical for patients who need a focused visit. Filler appointments can take longer because product selection, mapping, and placement are more individualized. At the visit, the process usually starts with photos or a facial assessment, followed by a discussion of what bothers you most, what amount of change you want, and what is realistic for one session.
From there, the treatment is mapped by area. Anti-wrinkle injections are placed into the specific muscles creating repeated fold patterns. Filler treatment is more structural. The goal is not simply to add product. The goal is to place the right amount in the right location so the result still looks like your face, only more rested or better supported. After treatment, you review aftercare, expected settling, and what timeline to watch for before deciding on any adjustments.
Injectables are often part of a broader skin plan rather than a stand-alone decision. If you are also dealing with texture, redness, acne marks, or sun damage, injectables may pair better with facials, skincare analysis, microneedling, or laser work than they do on their own. That is why many patients start with a consultation or skin analysis first. It makes the next step clearer and helps you spend money where it will have the biggest impact.
Who This Is For
- People who want to soften forehead lines, crow's-feet, frown lines, or platysma banding without surgery.
- People noticing volume loss in the lips, cheeks, or folds around the mouth.
- Patients who want a measurable treatment plan instead of guessing between Botox, Dysport, and filler.
- Adults who want natural-looking change and a clear discussion of price per unit or per syringe range.
How The Process Works
- Assessment: The visit starts with a review of your main concern, your facial movement, and any areas where volume has changed over time.
- Product match: You decide whether the concern is best treated with BOTOX Cosmetic, Dysport, Juvederm filler, or a staged plan that uses more than one approach.
- Treatment mapping: Injection points are planned by area so the dose and placement support movement control or contour support without overcorrecting.
- Treatment and aftercare: The product is placed, you review what to expect over the next few days or weeks, and you leave with follow-up guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do injectables cost at Own Aesthetics?
BOTOX Cosmetic is listed at $14 per unit, and Dysport is listed at $14 per unit. Juvederm and other dermal fillers are listed at $750 to $875 depending on the product and treatment plan.
How long does an injectable appointment take?
Anti-wrinkle visits are typically about 30 minutes. Filler visits can take longer because product selection and placement are more individualized.
Who is a good candidate for Botox, Dysport, or filler?
Botox and Dysport are commonly used for repeated expression lines. Fillers are more often used for volume loss, contour support, and areas like the lips, cheeks, or folds around the mouth.
Do you only treat one area at a time?
Not necessarily. Some patients treat one area first, while others build a staged plan that combines wrinkle reduction and filler support based on budget and goals.
What should I do before choosing an injectable treatment?
If you are unsure whether your concern is caused by movement, texture, or volume loss, start with a consultation or skincare analysis. That gives you a clearer plan before you commit to product.