Botox & Dysport in Portland, Oregon

Botox and Dysport at our East Portland clinic on SE Stark Street, serving Gresham, Clackamas and Troutdale. Transparent per unit pricing, a plan confirmed before treatment, and results that still look like you.

$12per unit

$10per unit for Elite members

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Botox and Dysport near you in East Portland dosed for the way your face moves

Cosmetiq Medicine offers Botox and Dysport at our Portland med spa on SE Stark Street in East Portland. Botox is $12 per unit, or $10 to $11 per unit for members, and results usually start to show within a week. Every dose is planned in person by a licensed injector who studies how your forehead, brows and eyes actually move.

Most people searching for Botox near them are weighing two things: a fair price and an injector they can trust with their face. We answer both on this page. You will see what each area costs, how Botox and Dysport differ, and how we decide which one fits you, before you ever book.

  • Both toxins in one clinic. We carry Botox and Dysport, so the recommendation follows your anatomy and history, not whatever is on the shelf.
  • Transparent per unit pricing. You pay for the units used, with the total confirmed before a single injection.
  • A conservative first dose. We start measured, because adding a few units later is easy and taking back movement you wanted to keep is not.

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How much does Botox cost in Portland? Priced per unit, planned per face

Botox at Cosmetiq Medicine in Portland is $12 per unit. Glow members pay $11 per unit and Elite members pay $10 per unit. Your total depends on how many units your muscles need, which your injector confirms at your assessment, so the estimates below use typical unit ranges for each area.

Treatment area Typical units Standard · $12 Glow · $11 Elite · $10
Forehead linesHorizontal lines from raising your brows, dosed lightly to avoid a heavy brow.
Typical units10 to 20
Standard$120 to $240
Glow$110 to $220
Elite$100 to $200
Frown lines, the 11sVertical creases between the brows that read as stern or tired.
Typical units15 to 25
Standard$180 to $300
Glow$165 to $275
Elite$150 to $250
Crow's feet, both sidesSoftens the fan of lines at the eyes while your real smile stays yours.
Typical units20 to 30
Standard$240 to $360
Glow$220 to $330
Elite$200 to $300
Full upper faceForehead, 11s and crow's feet treated together in one visit.
Typical units45 to 75
Standard$540 to $900
Glow$495 to $825
Elite$450 to $750
Lip flipMicro doses let the upper lip roll out slightly, with no added volume.
Typical units4 to 8
Standard$48 to $96
Glow$44 to $88
Elite$40 to $80
Masseter, jaw slimmingRelaxes overbuilt jaw muscles from clenching to soften a square jawline.
Typical units40 to 60
Standard$480 to $720
Glow$440 to $660
Elite$400 to $600

Estimates are for planning only and exclude current specials. Brow lift, chin dimpling, gummy smile, neck bands and underarm sweating are quoted at your assessment. Dysport is $4 per unit, or $3.70 for Glow and $3.40 for Elite members, and is dosed in its own units, so compare total treatment cost rather than price per unit.

Save with a Botox membership

Glow

$11 per Botox unit

Dysport at $3.70 per unit, a $1 saving on every Botox unit you book

Elite

$10 per Botox unit

Dysport at $3.40 per unit, our lowest per-unit pricing on both toxins

Ways to pay

Spread the cost of treatment with monthly payment plans, Allē rewards and Cherry financing, or CareCredit.

Before you chase the cheapest unit

A price far below the Portland norm can mean diluted or unverified product. Ask which brand you are getting and how it is stored, and make sure a licensed injector reviews your history first. Our full Portland med spa price list is public for exactly that reason.

Botox vs Dysport: what is the difference? Two toxins, one honest recommendation

Botox and Dysport are both botulinum toxin type A injections that relax the muscles behind expression lines. They differ in formulation, in how they are dosed, in how quickly results may appear and in how widely each one spreads, which is why one can suit a broad forehead while the other suits a small, precise area. Cosmetiq Medicine carries both in Portland and recommends one at your assessment.

How we choose for you

Your injector looks at the size and strength of the muscles being treated, how you responded to any past treatment and how quickly you want to see a change. If Botox seems to fade early for you, trying Dysport at your next visit is a common and reasonable step, and the reverse is true too.

Feature Botox Cosmetic 100 unit vial, onabotulinumtoxinA, offered at Cosmetiq Medicine in PortlandBotox Cosmetic Dysport 300 unit vial, abobotulinumtoxinA, offered at Cosmetiq Medicine in PortlandDysport
Active ingredientonabotulinum­toxinAabobotulinum­toxinA
Made byAllergan AestheticsGalderma
How it is dosedBotox unitsDysport units, a higher count that does not convert one to one
When results may startOften 3 to 5 daysSome patients notice change in 2 to 3 days
How long results lastTypically three to four monthsTypically three to four months
Often chosen forPrecise zones such as crow's feet, lip flip and brow liftBroader zones such as the forehead
Price in Portland$12 per unit, $10 to $11 for members$4 per unit, $3.40 to $3.70 for members

Watch before you book

Short videos from Allergan's official BOTOX Cosmetic channel on consultations, common myths and real treatment journeys.

Botox and Dysport are also offered at our Vancouver, WA clinic.

Botox or filler: which do your lines actually need? Match the treatment to the cause

Botox and Dysport relax the muscles that create lines when you move. Dermal fillers replace volume that has thinned or flattened. Many Portland patients need a little of both, which is why we look at what is causing each line before recommending Botox, filler or a combination.

What you notice What is causing it What treats it Where
Lines that appear when you frown, squint or raise your brows
CauseRepeated muscle movement
TreatmentBotox or DysportYou are on the right page
WherePortlandVancouver, WA
Flatter cheeks, thinning lips or hollows under the eyes
CauseVolume loss in fat and facial support
WherePortlandVancouver, WA
Lines that stay creased even when your face is relaxed
CauseYears of movement plus thinning skin
TreatmentBotox paired with filler or SkinVive
WherePortlandVancouver, WA
Dull texture, sun spots or uneven tone
CauseSkin quality and collagen
WherePeels in PortlandLasers in Vancouver, WA
Loose skin, early jowls or a softening jawline
CauseLaxity in the skin's deeper structure
WhereVancouver, WA, serving Portland clients

Botox and filler, planned together

Pairing a neuromodulator with filler is one of the most common plans we build, either in one appointment or across two. Glow and Elite members save 10 to 15 percent on filler and other treatments, and our specials page lists current Botox and filler offers.

Not sure which row is you?

Upload a photo or answer a few questions, and the free Treatment Match Tool suggests a starting plan in about two minutes.

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Your Botox appointment in Portland, from first look to final result What to expect at every step

A Botox or Dysport visit at our Portland clinic takes about 15 to 30 minutes, assessment included. The first softening usually shows in 3 to 5 days, the full result settles at about two weeks, and results typically last three to four months before your next visit.

Private treatment room with a white treatment chair at Cosmetiq Medicine med spa
About 15 to 30 minutes, start to finish

Before you arrive

  • Bring your history. If you have had Botox, Dysport or another toxin before, note the product, the areas and roughly when.
  • Plan around your calendar. Book at least two weeks ahead of an event so you are photographed at full effect.
  • Arrive with your questions. Know which lines bother you most, and your injector will explain what is realistic for each.
  • Know your budget. Your total is quoted before treatment, and Glow and Elite members pay $11 or $10 per unit.

Where you will go

Cosmetiq Medicine, 10735 SE Stark St, Suite 206, Portland, OR 97216

At your appointment

  1. Assessment and mapping

    Your injector watches how your face moves, reviews your medical history and tells you plainly if a neuromodulator is not the right fit.

  2. Your plan and quote

    Botox or Dysport, the areas, the units and the total cost are agreed before anything is prepared.

  3. The treatment

    Around 10 to 20 minutes with very fine needles. Most people describe it as a series of quick pinches.

  4. Aftercare, in writing

    You leave with written aftercare, such as staying upright for a few hours and not rubbing the treated areas.

Our promise

Nothing is prepared until you have approved your plan, your units and your total price.

After you leave

How a typical Botox result builds, peaks and gently fades. Timing varies by person, area and dose.

  1. Today

    Right after treatment

    You leave with your plan and written aftercare. Follow it for the rest of the day, and call us with any questions.

  2. Days 3 to 5

    First softening

    Movement starts to quiet and lines look less deep. Some patients notice Dysport a little sooner.

  3. About two weeks

    Your full result

    The effect settles completely. This is when we review the outcome with you and note what to adjust next time.

  4. Months 3 to 4

    Time to refresh

    Movement returns gradually, not all at once. Most patients rebook as lines begin to show again.

How long does it take for Botox to start working?

Most people notice the first softening within 3 to 5 days, and the full effect settles at around two weeks. Some patients find Dysport starts a little sooner.

How long does Botox last?

Typically three to four months. Results fade gradually as muscle movement returns, and many patients book their next visit when lines begin to show again.

How many units of Botox do I need?

It depends on the area and your muscle strength. Typical ranges are 10 to 20 units for forehead lines, 15 to 25 units for the frown lines between the brows, 20 to 30 units for crow's feet on both sides and 4 to 8 units for a lip flip. Your injector confirms the count after watching how your face moves, and you approve it before treatment.

Will Botox make me look frozen?

Not when it is dosed well. A frozen look comes from too much product in the wrong pattern, so we start conservative: soften the lines, keep the expression. You should still raise your brows and smile like yourself, and adding a few units later is always easier than taking movement back.

Can Botox help with jaw clenching or TMJ symptoms?

Masseter Botox relaxes the large chewing muscles behind clenching and grinding. Over several weeks many patients notice less jaw tension and a gradually softer, narrower jawline, typically with 40 to 60 units across both sides. It is not a cure for TMJ disorders and not everyone is a candidate, so your muscles and symptoms are assessed in person first.

What is baby Botox or preventative Botox?

Baby Botox uses smaller doses for a lighter softening effect, and preventative Botox starts treatment before lines become etched in at rest. Both are dosing approaches rather than different products, and both are planned at your assessment.

Can I get Botox and filler in the same appointment?

Often, yes. Botox relaxes movement lines while filler restores volume, and many Portland patients combine them in one visit or across two. Your injector decides the order and timing at your assessment.

Is Botox safe?

Botox and Dysport are FDA approved for cosmetic use and have a long clinical track record. Side effects are usually minor and short lived, such as small injection marks, a mild headache or a bruise. Rare risks exist, which is why your medical history is reviewed first; neuromodulators are not recommended during pregnancy, while breastfeeding or with certain neuromuscular conditions. For independent background, read the MedlinePlus overview of Botox.

What should I do if my vision is blurry after Botox?

Blurred vision is an uncommon side effect listed in the Botox prescribing information. If your vision changes after treatment, call our Portland clinic so your injector can assess you, and seek urgent care if the change is sudden or severe.

What should I avoid after Botox or Dysport?

You will receive written aftercare at your visit. Common guidance includes staying upright for a few hours, skipping strenuous exercise for the rest of the day and not rubbing or massaging the treated areas.

Do you offer Xeomin, Daxxify or Jeuveau?

Our Portland clinic carries Botox and Dysport. If you have had Xeomin, Daxxify or Jeuveau elsewhere, bring your treatment history and your injector will use it to plan your Botox or Dysport treatment.

How do I know my Botox is authentic?

Cosmetiq Medicine sources Botox directly from Allergan Aesthetics and participates in Allē, Allergan's patient rewards program. Wherever you go, ask where the product comes from and how it is stored before you book.

Do you offer Botox specials in Portland?

Yes. Current Botox and Dysport offers are listed on our Portland specials page. If you treat a few times a year, a Botox membership usually saves more than one off promotions, and Allē and Cherry can be used on top.

Ready when you are A plan made for your face, confirmed before a single unit

Botox and Dysport at our Portland clinic, 10735 SE Stark St, Suite 206, serving Gresham, Clackamas, Troutdale and greater Portland.

Medical aesthetics in Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA

Portland, OR

10735 SE Stark St, Suite 206
Portland, OR 97216

Injectables, facials, wellness and GLP-1 weight loss.

Vancouver, WA

12000 SE Mill Plain Blvd
Vancouver, WA 98684

Our only location for XERF, laser and RF microneedling.

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