Botox in Portland, OR at $12 a unit
Botox Cosmetic softens frown lines, crow's feet, forehead lines and neck bands. At Cosmetiq Medicine's SE Stark Street clinic it is $12 a unit, or $11 and $10 for members, and your injector confirms the units and the total before anything is prepared.
- Frown lines, labeled dose
- 20 units
- Typically lasts
- 3 to 4 months
- Visit length
- 15 to 30 min
- Portland clinic
- SE Stark St
- Regular$12
- Glow member$11
- Elite member$10
Allergan Aesthetics 2026 Top Growth Achievement, OregonHow much does Botox cost in Portland?
Botox at Cosmetiq Medicine in Portland is $12 a unit, $11 for Glow members and $10 for Elite members. The FDA-labeled dose for frown lines is 20 units, which comes to $240 at the regular price. Crow's feet are labeled at 24 units and forehead lines at 40 units together with frown lines, so most quotes fall between these figures.
- Units your muscles needSet at your assessment by area and muscle strength, not by a flat package.
- Your per-unit rate$12, or $11 and $10 on a Glow or Elite membership.
- Your total, agreed firstYou approve the plan, the units and the total before treatment begins.
Before you chase the cheapest unit
A price far below what Portland clinics typically charge can point to diluted or unverified product. It is fair to ask any injector:
- Which brand am I getting, and can I see the box?
- How many units are you using, and where?
- Will you review my medical history first?
We answer all three before every treatment. Read our guide to cheap Botox in Portland.
Labeled doses from the Botox Cosmetic prescribing information, FDA (revised 10/2024), section 2. Your units are set at your assessment, so your total can be higher or lower. Off-label areas such as a lip flip are priced by the units used. Prices subject to change; see the full price menu.
Botox specials and $10 Botox in Portland
The lowest standing Botox price at Cosmetiq Medicine is $10 a unit on an Elite membership, which is $200 a month banked toward your treatments. Glow is $100 a month for $11 Botox. We also post limited-time Botox specials each month, and you can spread the cost with Allē, Cherry, CareCredit or a payment plan.
- Botox $11 a unit
- 10% off regular-priced services
- Dollars banked toward treatments
- Botox $10 a unit
- 15% off regular-priced services
- An annual reward up to $350
Botox specials and deals near you
Limited-time offers change monthly. Member discounts can't be combined with specials or packages.
See current specialsWays to pay: Allē rewards and Cherry, CareCredit, monthly payment plans and gift cards.
What can Botox treat, and what is off-label?
Botox Cosmetic is FDA-approved for adults to temporarily improve moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet, forehead lines and vertical neck bands. Injectors also use it for the jaw muscle, a lip flip, a gummy smile and chin dimpling. Those are off-label uses, which we explain at your Portland assessment before you decide.
Frown lines
The vertical 11s between the brows. Labeled dose: 20 units across five points.
Crow's feet
Lines fanning from the outer eyes. Labeled dose: 24 units, three points per side.
Forehead lines
Horizontal lines from raising the brows. Labeled at 20 units with 20 for frown lines.
Neck bands
Vertical platysma bands below the jaw. Labeled at 26, 31 or 36 units.
12 more ways we use Botox
- Masseter and jaw slimming
- Lip flip and gummy smile
- Brow lift and Nefertiti lift
- Trap Botox and underarm sweating
Every off-label treatment is assessed at your visit. See all twelve
Same areas, your own dose
Brow and forehead muscles vary in strength, so we set units to your muscles at assessment rather than by a standard number.
Sources: Botox Cosmetic label, sections 1 and 2; FDA, understanding off-label use of approved drugs.
Off-label Botox treatments in Portland
Off-label means using an FDA-approved product in a way its label does not list, which the FDA allows when a provider judges it appropriate for you. At our Portland clinic we offer Botox for every treatment below. Each one starts with an assessment, where we explain the evidence, units, risks and alternatives, and it is priced by the units used at $12 a unit.
Masseter jaw slimming
Relaxes bulky chewing muscles to soften a square lower face.
Jaw clenching and grinding
Eases tension in the jaw muscles. Jaw pain or TMJ needs your dentist or medical provider first.
Lip flip
A few units roll the upper lip out slightly for a fuller look without filler.
Gummy smile
Softens the muscle that lifts the upper lip too high when you smile.
Smoker's lines
Tiny doses around the mouth soften fine vertical lip lines.
Downturned mouth corners
Relaxes the muscles that pull the corners of the mouth down.
Chin dimpling
Smooths the pebbled, orange-peel texture that shows on the chin.
Bunny lines
Softens the lines that crinkle along the sides of the nose when you smile.
Brow lift
Lifts the tail of the brow for a more open, rested eye.
Nefertiti lift
Placed along the jaw and neck to sharpen the jawline and soften neck cords.
Trap Botox
Relaxes the trapezius muscles for a longer, slimmer neck and shoulder line.
Underarm sweating
Reduces underarm sweat. Severe cases are an FDA-approved use of the medical BOTOX product.
Baby Botox and preventive Botox use lighter doses in any of these areas for a softer, more mobile result.
Sources: FDA, understanding off-label use of approved drugs; Botox Cosmetic label, section 1; BOTOX label, severe underarm sweating.
What did the FDA studies of Botox actually show?
In the frown-line studies, investigators rated 80% of people treated with Botox Cosmetic as having none or mild lines at Day 30, compared with 3% on placebo. Forehead and neck-band studies used stricter combined ratings and still showed clear gaps over placebo. The most common side effects included a drooping eyelid and, for forehead lines, headache.
- 80%Placebo 3%
- 61%Placebo 0%
- 32%Placebo 2%
Most common side effects in the studies
Source: Botox Cosmetic label, sections 6.1 and 14. Study results are averages; individual results vary.
Masseter Botox in Portland: jaw slimming
Masseter Botox means injecting the large chewing muscles at the angle of the jaw to soften a square or bulky look. It is an off-label use: Botox Cosmetic is not FDA-approved for the masseter, teeth grinding or TMJ disorders. At your assessment we check the muscle, explain the evidence and risks, and price it by the units used at $12 a unit.
Who asks about it
People with a wide lower face from muscle bulk, and people who notice their jaw muscle working hard when they clench.
How it is planned
Units depend on the size and strength of each muscle, so both sides are assessed and your total is quoted first.
Jaw pain or TMJ?
Pain, clicking or locking needs an evaluation by your dentist or medical provider. Our treatment is for the look of the jaw, not to treat a jaw condition.
Also see Kybella for fullness under the chin and facial balancing with filler for jawline shape.
Our anchoring technique: lift, not just smoothing
Years of injecting have helped Arwa Salti, Founder and Lead Injector, perfect her anchoring technique. Rather than only chasing a line, she places small amounts of Botox where muscles pull your features down. With those muscles relaxed, the muscles that lift do more of the work, so your face can look lifted and tighter as well as smoother.
- BrowsA softer, lifted arch at the tail of the brow
- MouthCorners that sit higher and look less tired
- Jaw and neckA crisper jawline and a smoother neck
How much lift you see depends on your anatomy and dose, and we show you what to expect at your assessment.
Ask about anchoring at your visit
Botox or Dysport: what is the difference?
Both are botulinum toxin type A injections that relax the muscles behind expression lines, and both last about three to four months. They are separate products with their own formulas, labels and dosing units, so a unit of one never equals a unit of the other. Botox Cosmetic has four FDA-approved cosmetic areas; Dysport has one, frown lines.
We carry both in Portland and Vancouver and recommend one based on your muscles, your history and the areas you want to treat. See Dysport in Portland for its study results, or read our Botox vs Dysport guide.
Sources: Botox Cosmetic label, sections 1, 2 and 5.1; Dysport label, sections 1 and 2.
What happens at a Botox appointment in Portland?
A Botox visit at our SE Stark Street clinic takes about 15 to 30 minutes, assessment included. We review your history and any past toxin treatments, watch how your face moves, then agree the units and total before the injections. Most people see lines start to soften within about a week, with the full result around two weeks.
- TodayAssess, plan, treatUnits and total agreed, then fine-needle injections and written aftercare.
- Days 3 to 7First softeningMovement starts to quiet and lines look less deep.
- About 2 weeksFull resultIf one side looks different, we review it together at this point.
- Months 3 to 4Movement returnsResults fade gradually; the label sets retreatment at no more than every 3 months.
Download our Botox aftercare sheet, or read your first Botox appointment in Portland and how long Botox lasts.
Botox before and after: softer, still you
Good Botox results look rested rather than frozen. The lines that crease when you frown or squint soften, while your face still moves and expresses. We dose for that balance and check in at about two weeks if anything needs a review.
- Frown lines relax at maximum frown
- Expression stays natural at rest
- No added volume; that is the job of filler
Do my lines need Botox or filler?
Botox treats lines caused by movement, such as frown lines and crow's feet, by relaxing the muscle. Filler treats lines and hollows caused by lost volume, such as smile lines or thin lips, by adding support under the skin. Many plans use both, and your assessment shows which lines are which.
Lines that show when you move
Frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet and neck bands respond to Botox.
Lines that stay at rest
Deep folds and volume loss need dermal fillers in Portland, sometimes with Botox.
Lips and glow
Volume comes from lip filler; fine texture and hydration from SkinVive.
Botox side effects, and who should wait
Most side effects are mild and short-lived, such as tenderness, bruising or a headache. Rarely the toxin affects nearby muscles, causing a heavy brow or drooping eyelid. Botox Cosmetic carries a boxed warning that its effect can spread beyond the treated area, so we review your history at every first visit.
Do not get Botox if you have
- An allergy to any botulinum toxin product
- An allergy to an ingredient in Botox Cosmetic
- An infection where it would be injected
Tell us first about
- Nerve or muscle conditions, such as myasthenia gravis
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Blood thinners, muscle relaxants or certain antibiotics
- Any toxin treatment in the last 3 months
- An event within two weeks
Get medical help right away for
- Trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing
- Loss of strength or muscle weakness
- Blurred or double vision, or drooping eyelids
Source: Botox Cosmetic label: boxed warning and sections 4, 5 and 7.
Who does Botox at Cosmetiq Medicine?
Botox at both clinics is planned by our injectable team, led by Arwa Salti, Founder and Lead Injector, whose anchoring technique aims for lift as well as smoothing. She built Cosmetiq Medicine around consultation first, published prices and results that still look like you, and the practice received the Allergan Aesthetics 2026 Top Growth Achievement award in Oregon.
- Clinics
- Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA
- Reviews
- Over 1,000 combined reviews across platforms
- Brands carried
- Botox Cosmetic and Dysport
Where can I get Botox near me in Portland?
Cosmetiq Medicine offers Botox at 10735 SE Stark St, Suite 206, Portland, OR 97216, in Mill Park, with free parking on site. The clinic serves East Portland, Montavilla and Gateway along with Gresham, Happy Valley, Clackamas, Milwaukie and Troutdale. Hours are Tuesday to Friday 9am to 4pm and Saturday 10am to 5pm.
Portland, OR 97216
Botox in Portland: your questions
Straight answers before you book at our SE Stark Street clinic. More in our med spa FAQ.
How much is Botox in Portland?
At Cosmetiq Medicine, Botox is $12 a unit, $11 for Glow members and $10 for Elite members. Frown lines are labeled at 20 units, or $240 at the regular price, and crow's feet at 24 units, or $288. Your injector confirms your units and total before treatment.
Where can I get $10 Botox near me?
Elite members pay $10 a unit for Botox at our Portland and Vancouver, WA clinics. Elite is $200 a month, banked toward your treatments, and adds 15% off regular-priced services and an annual reward up to $350.
Do you have Botox specials in Portland?
Yes. We post limited-time Botox offers on our current specials page, and the Glow and Elite memberships lower Botox to $11 or $10 a unit all year. Member discounts can't be combined with specials or packages.
How many units of Botox will I need?
The FDA-labeled doses are 20 units for frown lines, 24 units for crow's feet, 40 units for forehead and frown lines together and 26 to 36 units for neck bands. Your injector adjusts this to your muscles at the assessment and tells you the total first.
How long does Botox last?
Results typically last three to four months, then movement returns gradually. How long yours lasts depends on the area, the dose and your own body. The label sets retreatment at no more often than every three months.
How soon does Botox start working?
Most people notice lines starting to soften within about a week, and the full effect settles at around two weeks. If you are planning for a wedding, photos or an event, book at least two weeks ahead.
What is masseter Botox, and is it FDA-approved?
Masseter Botox relaxes the jaw muscles to soften a square-looking lower face. It is off-label: Botox Cosmetic is not FDA-approved for the masseter, teeth grinding or TMJ. We review the evidence, risks and alternatives with you at your assessment.
What is the anchoring Botox technique?
Anchoring is the injection method Arwa Salti has perfected over years of treating clients. Small amounts of Botox go where muscles pull features down, so the lifting muscles do more of the work. The aim is a lifted, tighter look as well as smoother lines.
What off-label Botox treatments do you offer?
Beyond the four FDA-approved areas, we offer masseter slimming, jaw clenching, lip flip, gummy smile, smoker's lines, mouth corners, chin dimpling, bunny lines, brow lift, Nefertiti lift, trap Botox and underarm sweating. Each is assessed first and priced by the units used.
What is baby Botox?
Baby Botox is a nickname for using smaller doses for a lighter, more mobile result. It is not a separate product. Your injector can plan a lighter dose after seeing how your muscles move, and the total is quoted before treatment.
What is a Botox lip flip?
A lip flip uses a few units along the upper lip so the muscle relaxes and the lip rolls out slightly. It adds no volume, which is the job of lip filler. A lip flip is an off-label use that we discuss with you first.
Is Botox or Dysport better?
Neither is better for everyone. Both relax the muscles behind expression lines and typically last three to four months. Botox Cosmetic has four FDA-approved cosmetic areas and Dysport has one. We recommend one based on your muscles, history and goals.
Can Botox cause blurry vision?
Rarely. The label warns that the toxin's effect can spread and cause blurred or double vision, and a drooping eyelid occurred in 3% of people in the frown-line studies. Call us, and get medical help right away, if your vision changes after treatment.
What should I avoid after Botox?
Your written aftercare usually asks you to stay upright for a few hours and not to rub or massage the treated areas that day. We go through your aftercare sheet with you before you leave the clinic.
Where can I get Botox near me in Portland?
Cosmetiq Medicine offers Botox at 10735 SE Stark St, Suite 206, Portland, OR 97216, serving East Portland, Gresham, Happy Valley, Clackamas and Troutdale. We also offer it at our Vancouver, WA clinic. Book online or call or text (503) 572-2675.
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We check your movement, agree your units and confirm your total before we inject.
Updated November 2026. Clinical figures from the FDA-approved Botox Cosmetic label (revised 10/2024).
