Botox Orlando
– Brittany Lane White, ARNP, board-certified family nurse practitioner
What Botox costs in Orlando
Botox is priced per unit, not per area. That matters, because two practices can quote very different totals for the same forehead depending on how many units they use and what they charge per unit. A flat price per area tells you almost nothing until you know the unit count behind it.
We quote your exact total at your free consultation, before any treatment. No estimate that changes at checkout.
What we can tell you up front is how many units each area usually takes:
| Area | Typical units |
|---|---|
| Forehead lines | 10 to 30 |
| Frown lines between the brows | 20 |
| Crow's feet | 12 to 24 total, both sides |
| Brow lift | 20 to 40 across the treated areas |
| Gummy smile | 4 to 10 |
A first-time patient treating the upper face usually lands somewhere between 40 and 60 units. Men generally need more than women, often 50 to 100 percent more, because the muscles are stronger.
If you have seen the question “how many units of Botox is $400,” the honest answer is that it depends entirely on the per-unit price. Work out the units you need first, then multiply. Anyone quoting you a flat price per area without telling you the unit count is not giving you enough information to compare.
We offer Cherry payment plans if you would rather spread the cost.
How long it lasts
Three to four months for most people. You will start seeing movement soften around day three to five, and the final result settles at about two weeks. Your result settles at about two weeks, and we bring you back at three weeks for a complimentary check so we can adjust if anything needs it.
Results shorten slightly if you work out heavily or have a fast metabolism. They tend to last longer once you have been treating consistently for a year or two, because the muscle gets weaker with regular treatment.
Who does your injections
This is the part worth more attention than price. Botox is a prescription medication and the result depends almost entirely on who is holding the syringe.
Your injector at Aesthetic Lane is Brittany Lane White, ARNP, a board-certified family nurse practitioner and the founder of the practice, or Jane Critchett, PA. Dr. Anup Patel is our medical director. We do not rotate patients through whoever is available.
Our approach is conservative on the first visit. We would rather place fewer units, see you at your three week check, and add than overtreat and ask you to wait three months for it to wear off. If you have had Botox before and hated feeling frozen, tell us at the consultation. That result is a dosing choice, not an inevitability.
Getting here from Orlando
We are at 470 W New England Ave, Suite 100, about fifteen minutes from downtown Orlando and close to Park Avenue. Parking is straightforward. Most appointments run twenty minutes and you can go back to work afterwards.
We are open Monday through Thursday 10am to 6pm and Friday 10am to 4pm.
Common questions
Does it hurt?
Less than most people expect. The needle is very fine. Most patients describe it as a quick pinch, and the whole thing is over in a few minutes. We can use ice if you are nervous.
Can I go back to work?
Yes. You may have small raised bumps at the injection sites for fifteen to twenty minutes and occasionally slight redness. There is no downtime beyond that.
What is the difference between Botox, Dysport and Daxxify?
They are all wrinkle relaxers with the same basic mechanism. Dysport tends to kick in a day or two faster and spreads slightly more, which suits larger areas like the forehead. Daxxify typically lasts longer. We carry all three and will tell you which one suits what you are treating.
What should I avoid afterwards?
Stay upright for four hours, skip the gym and alcohol for twenty four hours, and do not rub or massage the treated area. That is genuinely the whole list.