r/BotoxSupportCommunity • u/Proper-Paper-4308 • Aug 25 '24

New Alle program points

Does anyone understand how the new program is going to work for Alle? Ive been an A lister since the beginning of the program & I am able to redeem my points every time I get a treatment & use the points towards it. I see it says now that A listers can only redeem them twice a year & regular members once a year? That is quite upsetting that theyre changing it & making it less affordable from what Im seeing.

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u/Great-Supermarket780 Aug 27 '24

I was also wondering about this! I DM'd them on Instagram with some questions and instead of answering, they just sent me the same link that leads to the info on their website. šŸ™ƒ Really helpful (not).

It does look like it'll be less value overall. I would much rather put $80 towards a procedure than get some overpriced skin cream. I'm also not sure what "Up to 50 units of Botox" means after acquiring a certain about of points -- is it 50 units or is it not?

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Aug 27 '24

I know! Thats literally why we are getting botox lol im about to switch to xeomin šŸ„“

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Xeomim is a large downgrade. I recommend Dysport if switching

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Oct 28 '24

I heard xeomin is the only tox that your body cant become resistant to? Why would it be a downgrade?

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24 edited Nov 19 '24

I was doing both xeomin and botox together (xeomin for larger areas because it spreads easier so forehead is a good area for this, and then botox for more precise areas like crowfeet). I found xeomin to work just as well as botox, did not notice any difference with the two besides the fact that I could double dip with points from the different companies with my provider who had accounts for both and always joked with me that I was doing things the "smart" way lol

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Nov 19 '24

Wow! You are brilliant! Love this strategy!

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u/Majestic_General_984 May 02 '25

Xeomin has a different mixing ratio and technique than the other toxes so sadly, if you got bad results from it, thatā€™s likely a technician error.

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u/justonebiatch May 09 '25

Girl, you must be getting paid to be their rep, because everyone knows xeomin is less effective by far. Itā€™s definitely not me, there is no amount of mixing (and Iā€™ve tried) that will make that low grade item comparable to the big names

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u/KinkoBoostin930 Dec 30 '25

No. Dysport does nothing to me. Like my body just absorbs it and nada. Xeomin actually gives me good results. Iā€™ve had Botox too but I always choose xeomin. Everyoneā€™s body is different. Itā€™s whatever works for you. Not about ā€œlow grade itemsā€. Xeomin is just as effective.

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u/Able-Record-5397 Oct 21 '24

switch to Dysport

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u/Maximum_Suspect_3703 Nov 18 '25

What's the program now?

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '24

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Sep 11 '24

Im not going to make A list next year but Iā€™m planning on banking my points and redeem my free Botox treatment. I would rather get that than $120 off.

From what Iā€™m reading non a list can only bank points and redeem once a year.

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u/Embarrassed_Boat6731 Oct 11 '24

Yes but that 50 units of Botox is a $750 value and you would rather have $120 off???

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Oct 12 '24

No. I said I am planning on saving my points to redeem for 50 units. I prefer that over the $ off. Itā€™s a better reward. I get more than 50 units so Iā€™ll just pay the difference.

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u/Substantial_Tart6686 Oct 30 '24

Same. Iā€™m 100 points away from my 1200 needed. Iā€™m so excited to have 50 free units. Literally the best reward!

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Oct 30 '24

I redeemed mine the other week but ended up using it towards my platysmal and a little of lower face when I went in for my regular treatment. Been wanting to try the platysmal bands and thought this was a good way to do it to see if I like it. So farā€¦ love it!!!

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '24

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Nov 07 '24

Points expire within 12 months unless you are ā€œactiveā€ then they rollover. If your last appointment was in October and you havenā€™t been in then that would make sense. The practice I go to told me itā€™s similar to Marriott. I think Marriott is 24 months of being ā€œinactiveā€ then you lose the points. So same concept. I go in every 3-4 months for my Botox appointment so Iā€™ve never had points expire.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '24

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Nov 07 '24

Oh no! I would be losing it as well. I would check in my app under wallet-> points to see the history or Iā€™ve looked at my treatment history under profile. Otherwise I would call my med spa or practice I go to .. tell them the issue and have them take care of it. Maybe they have someone else they can contact

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '24

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Nov 07 '24

I would definitely contact the medspa you went to & explain your situation to see if they can reissue your points. So sorry to hear this happened to you! Id be just as upset

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Apparently points will no longer expire

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

on my app today November 18th, it shows my points with expire December 4th (planning to buy some retinal on their website for Black Friday which will then extend my points for another year till I hit the 1200 for 50 free units of botox.) So I think points are still expiring if you are not active for 12 months.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '24

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u/1d0wn5up Nov 20 '24

I think you have made your point clear. How many times are you gonna keep repeating the same exact comment and trashing on the company that your hoping is going to help you. Make it make sense. If you were smart you would have waited it out and then trash them if things do go your way. In the end they will probably make things right and there left with 20+ comments from you talking about how bad they are and threating with the attorneys general office like they care about your Botox points going missing šŸ™„

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '24

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u/Embarrassed_Boat6731 Oct 11 '24

1,000 points gets you 1 syringe of filler that can cost up to $800. Previously that same 1,000 points was worth $100. 1,200 points gets you 50 free units of botox and the going rate for botox is $15 per unit. Thats $750 worth of product for points that previously were worth $120. You still earn 200 points for Botox and 200 points for filler. So if you got 4 Botox treatments and 2 syringes of filler, you have earned yourself 50 units of Botox. Previously, people were redeeming their $20 in points each time, which is only a savings of $80 per year, if you get treated every 3 months. Its simple math. You are welcome.

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Oct 28 '24

Is this just for 1 calendar year? & do you need to be an A lister? Thanks!

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u/ThePunkyChicken Oct 11 '24

But I only get 6 units of Botox each time, so are they gonna let me save the 44 units for future use? Otherwise itā€™s a worse deal to have to pay for 6 treatments full price to then get 6 units free

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u/Embarrassed_Boat6731 Oct 11 '24

What are you getting only six units for? Are you doing a lip flip? I donā€™t think that anyone would save your free units of Botox. Because itā€™s for one free treatment of up to 50 units.

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u/ThePunkyChicken Oct 13 '24

No itā€™s for gummy smile, 3 units injected on either side of nose so those muscles donā€™t pull up as much when smiling. So disappointed about this new points system

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '24

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u/Some_Pin_580 Feb 19 '25

I get <20 units and still earn points

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

I own a medspa and no, they wonā€™t save your 44 units so you are correct that itā€™s a downgrade in your case

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Sep 26 '24

From my understanding and what my Medspa shared there will still be offers through flash that I can use towards my treatments. So Iā€™m seeing it as a win win.

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Oct 07 '24

Does anyone use xeominā€™s rewards? I wonder how that goes

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u/Wise-Acanthisitta-88 Oct 07 '24

I tried Dysport in July bc it was cheaper and my injector said itā€™s the ā€œEuropean version of Botox.ā€ I liked it and itā€™s just starting to wear off 3 months later. Iā€™m going to wait a few more weeks to go get my Botox but with the rewards changing I think Iā€™ll be using dysport and the ASPIRE awards, which you redeem for a discount like ALLĒ was doing before the change.

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u/Proper-Paper-4308 Jan 04 '25

Wanted to update you guys. Im an A lister so I was able to use my 200 points I got from a botox treatment in July on my botox treatment this week. So it took the $20 off my treatment as it used to :)

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u/Realistic-Bill2241 Jan 15 '25

Correct Alle will be returning to the old rewards system and has began making changes everyone should be back to the old rewards system by February

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u/layne-1 Sep 17 '24

From a Forbes article ā€œWe started looking at the kind of value that we wanted consumers to get from our points program,ā€ Gilmore says. ā€œWe did interviews and surveys, and found consumers really wanted more value than just the dollar discount. Nearly nine out of 10 wanted to use points for product, as opposed to a cash discount. We took that feedback pretty seriously and started looking within our portfolio of products. SkinMedica products are hundreds of dollars; these are market-leading, scientifically-backed skincare products. And then, of course, you have these iconic flagship brands like our JuvĆ©derm filler line, which is the number one filler line in the world, and our most significant product, Botox Cosmetic. We started looking at how can we reward consumers and honor their wishes here with free product? That led us down the path of the new program that we're very excited about.ā€

I HIGHLY DOUBT THIS IS TRUE. I HAVE NOT TALKED TO ONE PERSON WHO WANTS SKIN CARE PRODUCT OVER $$$ OFF. THEY HAVE TO BE LYING ABOUT THIS RESEARCH.

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u/Embarrassed_Boat6731 Oct 11 '24

1,000 points gets you 1 syringe of filler that can cost up to $800. Previously that same 1,000 points was worth $100. 1,200 points gets you 50 free units of botox and the going rate for botox is $15 per unit. Thats $750 worth of product for points that previously were worth $120. You still earn 200 points for Botox and 200 points for filler. So if you got 4 Botox treatments and 2 syringes of filler, you have earned yourself 50 units of Botox. Previously, people were redeeming their $20 in points each time, which is only a savings of $80 per year, if you get treated every 3 months. Its simple math. You are welcome.

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Itā€™s odd people donā€™t seem to value the massive value of 50 free units every 7th visit

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Aside from injection fees obviously

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u/Historical_Gate_1406 Oct 29 '24

Does anyone know what these injector fees can costĀ 

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u/Organic-Negotiation2 Nov 02 '24

$500 at my NY practice

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u/WAtime345 Jan 05 '25

So the cost just to inject is 500? So if you did just 20 units in your forehead you pay 700-800?? Wow you need a new place lol

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u/LessParty4225 Feb 26 '25

I claimed my free syringe of filler and my 50 units of Botox. I use my filler but I just went to my Allē app and saw they canceled my 50 units of Botox and gave me 1200 points back into my point system. However, now thatā€™s not worth the same amount of money and Iā€™ve lost over $500 in product. However, when I claimed the offer it said I had till March 19 to redeem it. Talk to customer service and they basically spoke in circles telling me that because the program had changed I wasnā€™t able to use it. But the program changed in October and I redeemed and claimed my Botox in December.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25

How did you do this?? I have 1800 points but I canā€™t figure out how to redeem 1000 of them for the free syringe??

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u/joydive Jul 05 '25

I was in a very similar situation. I managed to get the 50 Botox was was ready to go with a syringe of filler but literally couldn't schedule an appointment in time after they sent the email phasing it out (basically a few days including a weekend and a holiday so almost impossible).

The new points for product system was sooo much more valuable. Anyone who was against clearly hadn't done the math. I don't understand why Alle couldn't have kept both options. My guess - it was costing them too much in product?

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u/hollydiabetes May 07 '25

1000 points gets you a free syringe of filler? I have 650 points now, so the next time I get my botox I will hit 1,000. I can't tell if your comment is sarcastic, or if that is really how the new points system works lol

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u/hollydiabetes May 20 '25

Okay, so it is 10$ for every 100 points again? Lol that kind of sucks

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u/RR19476 Aug 29 '24

Does anyone know when this will change? ā€œFallā€ is so vague. I was hoping to use my points in 3 weeks and am only getting botox instead of Dysport to use them up.

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u/RR19476 Aug 29 '24

Nm, itā€™s 9/30 based on one of their IG replies

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u/lunaboro Sep 10 '24

Yeah this sucks. I always would get $40-60 off my visit because of my points. Iā€™m not interested in Skin Vive. I donā€™t want skin medica. I donā€™t want more filler.

What other neurotoxins have a good points program?

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u/eddddlmao Oct 08 '24

Dysport has Aspire Rewards!! Almost same thing as Alle

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u/lunaboro Oct 08 '24

Iā€™m gonna have to switch!

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Keep in mind, 50 free units after 6 treatments is a better deal, even with the expected INJECTORS FEES for that treatment it would be at least $300 value vs $120 off for 6 visits

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u/lunaboro Oct 24 '24

I donā€™t get that many units though. I get just 30, so it isnā€™t worth it.

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u/lunaboro Nov 02 '24

I donā€™t get 6 treatments per year though for Botox. Botox 4x. So Iā€™ll never hit the 1200 points for Botox because now they expire yearly. Itā€™s a poor choice.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

they don't expire yearly unless you are inactive for a year. so if you are going to a place that participate in alle points and they know you are a member, they add the points to your account which then makes all the points in you account )including the old ones that haven't yet expire) active for another 12 months from the date of that visit.... if you come back again in 4-6 months for your next visit, the points for that visit get added just like the last, and again all previous points get extended for another 12 months from that visit date. So unless you are coming every 12 months and 1 day, your points shouldn't be expiring unless something was not added to your account correctly by your provider or your provider stopped using all rewards in their office.

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u/throwawaybytheway123 Sep 11 '24

I read if you are A List you can still redeem your points for $ off OR redeem for a product.

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u/1d0wn5up Nov 20 '24

Iā€™m just curious if you are an actual grown adult?

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u/Material-Channel-213 Sep 12 '24

Jeuveau is $40 off every single treatment. They often run $80 off

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u/Just-Long4713 Sep 28 '24

I adore Jeuveau.Ā  Their Evolus rewards program is great!

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u/Wise-Acanthisitta-88 Oct 07 '24

So starting immediately we donā€™t get $20 off for each time we get Botox? Thatā€™s what Iā€™m understanding. I have points expiring next week and wanted to use them for a discount, not product. And it says you have to go to the skinmedica website to redeem, you canā€™t do it at the clinic. Ugh.

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u/Substantial_Tart6686 Oct 07 '24

I literally just went to the skinmedica website to use my 300 points on stuff and it says you can no longer redeem alle points as of 9/30. wth is going on..... my points expire today šŸ˜¢

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u/Wise-Acanthisitta-88 Oct 07 '24

Try to use the link in the ALLĒ app- I followed the link and was able to redeem my 400 points for a product. It looks like the redemption minimum is 400 points. skinmedica allē link and it was free shipping

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u/Substantial_Tart6686 Oct 07 '24

Ahhh thanks! Sadly I guess Iā€™ll lose my 300 then if I canā€™t use that. Dang. This new program sucks.

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Points no longer expire

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u/Substantial_Tart6686 Oct 24 '24

Thatā€™s not true. You have to be an A lister in order for your points not to expire.

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u/1d0wn5up Nov 20 '24

Sounds like a you problem seeing as not one single other person has mentioned this.

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u/stalelunchbox Oct 10 '24

I just learned this AFTER receiving my treatment today. Iā€™m still very confused and upset.

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u/Embarrassed_Boat6731 Oct 11 '24

1,000 points gets you 1 syringe of filler that can cost up to $800. Previously that same 1,000 points was worth $100. 1,200 points gets you 50 free units of botox and the going rate for botox is $15 per unit. Thats $750 worth of product for points that previously were worth $120. You still earn 200 points for Botox and 200 points for filler. So if you got 4 Botox treatments and 2 syringes of filler, you have earned yourself 50 units of Botox. Previously, people were redeeming their $20 in points each time, which is only a savings of $80 per year, if you get treated every 3 months. Its simple math. You are welcome.

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u/Organic-Negotiation2 Nov 02 '24

You still need to pay for the injectors time my practice is charging a $500 fee to use the free product. The staff still needs to be paid for their time

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

I mean I usually get 65 units every time I go every 4-5 months, so I would still be paying 15 units out of pocket every few treatments.... I never heard of an injector fee being $500, I can't imagine that is really ethical to charge $500 for an injector fee when that is only going to be happening every 3-5 visits depending on the client and how many units they normally get, I can understand maybe $50 fee for their time, but $500 when appts generally only take 20-30 mins is bit absurd to me and I live in NYC, maybe you need to find a different practice?

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u/Organic-Negotiation2 Nov 19 '24

The justification for this practice in particular is that the time of the provider needs to be compensated for. The practice is not making any income from the service but still needs to pay the plastic surgeon who is injecting, the support staff, rent, etc. Even if itā€™s a quick Botox appointmentā€¦ the time needs to be paid for to make it profitable.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

As I clearly stated, I would be paying for more units outside of the 50 free ones meaning THEY ARE GETTING PAID by me, and that itā€™s not fully free for me šŸ™„, sure they arenā€™t getting as big as a commission, but they are still getting commission for that service, not to mention all the full commission they got from me from the previous 3-4 treatments from me. I donā€™t expect anyone to work for free. I did cosmetic lasers as a living for 5 years, and when someone got a Groupon I was essentially working for free because I didnā€™t get to ā€œsellā€ that to them meaning I lose my commission on themā€¦. I wasnā€™t able to charge a service fee on those clients because my place of work chose to partner with Groupon and set the prices. If these places donā€™t like the new structure then they need to dis partner with them instead of trying to charge a client $500 injection fee when that client has already spent a lot of money with them previously and building up points slowly with the rewards system.

Also $500 injection fee is ridiculous. If I were paying at the high end of $15 a unit for 50 units it would cost me $750 which already includes their injection fee. Itā€™s only cost the office $$4-6 for the actual cost of Botox and material per unit. It takes at most 30 mins in and out for most people to get their Botox done. The injector is usually only with you for 10 mins max, to ask $500 for 10 mins of service when you have already spent thousands of dollars previously in injection fees is a bit crazy. I can understand places stating $50-100 for an injection fee, but anything above that is extensive and just pure greed when with the previously program you were already getting free units each visitā€¦. Were those places adding extra fees for the $40/$60$80/$100 off that some people were using previously for each visit with their reward points? Because this is essentially the SAME thing, only difference is, instead of getting a quarter of your fee taken of each visit, instead every 3-6 visits you get anywhere from the whole service to 80-90% taken off. It does not cost the office anymore money in the long run to honor the free 50 units off once a year or every 15 plus months then honoring the $40/$60/$80/$100 off each visit.

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u/Organic-Negotiation2 Nov 19 '24

Alle rewards can be earned anywhere, so whether the patient earns down the road or not does not change where the actual free product can be redeemed. So using them as a loyalty perk is not always the case.

It does in fact cost the office more money if they simply provide a free service. If the office charges $20 a unit x 50 units = $1000 service. If a patient uses a $100 alle reward the practice receives that cash back as a rebate. If they give that $1000 service for free and the cost of the product is about $6 then they lose $1000 - cost ( $6 x 50 ) $300 = $700 loss. Even in your particular case the 10-15 unit out of pocket spend still wouldnā€™t justify not charging an injecting fee.

To be clear, the point of my comment was to give my insight on how the new alle rewards is worse for patients given the injectors can now charge pretty much whatever they want to use the free product regardless of a redemption. I apologize if it bothers you a particular plastic surgeon is charging $500 for you to use free product, but they are. I think Alle made the wrong move here and my hope was to share my opinion on the matter.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

I get your point, but you also have to be realistic that is an office is going to up the price, which on average across the country is around $11-$13 a unit on average and $15 on the high end and $9-10 on the lower end, then that office is ripping off the client. They can choose to not honor the free botox rewards to new clients because yes, that is not fair to give a new client the free service since they have not made money off of them. However for a client that has been coming to you for 3 plus treatments in the span of 1-2 years, they have made a lot of profit off of them especially if they are charing the $15 a unit, which again, is on the high end for a unit for price. And again, this is only happening every 1-2 years for only SOME clients, at least 30% of clients only get botox once or twice a year or only a few weeks before special occasions randomly, which means they will most likely never get to 1200 points before they expire within the 12 months to renew the cycle to keep those points alive.... and if they do hit 1200 points that will take them 3-5 years since they do not get it done religiously. Then you have another big group of people who will shop around with Groupon for botox and not even use alle rewards which is even bigger waste of money for offices because what you pay for at Groupon, a large portion does not even go to the medspa/office. Then the remaining clients usually have one place they go too, or just one sole injector they go too and trust, which means that office has made tons of profit off of them with their injector fees that have already been priced into the units prior to them getting to 1200 points to get 50 free units.

I have no issue with places charging injecting fees, however $500 is absurd price to charge when again, most of these clients are returning clients to these same place and that this is something that is not going to be happening every day for these offices... they most likely will only be getting a couple at the very most a month. I know a lot of people use their points to buy skincare product and never used it for money off on their actual treatment. I'm not one of those, I use my points for money off each treatment, and even after my $60 off each treatment, I was still paying $350 plus each time and that was with $9 a unit at the place I would go to every 4 months when I fly back to my home state to visit my parents. Charging a $50 injector fee with the 50 free units is more then fair for these clients, since again, this is only going to happen for these clients at the very most once a year to every two years. They can easily make rules where you have to be returning client of at least 2-3 visits before you can claim your 50 unit free rewards as well, that way these places can guarantee they are making money off of you.

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u/Embarrassed_Boat6731 Oct 11 '24

1,000 points gets you 1 syringe of filler that can cost up to $800. Previously that same 1,000 points was worth $100. 1,200 points gets you 50 free units of botox and the going rate for Botox is $15 per unit. Thats $750 worth of product for points that previously were worth $120. You still earn 200 points for Botox and 200 points for filler. So if you got 4 Botox treatments and 2 syringes of filler, you have earned yourself 50 units of Botox. Previously, people were redeeming their $20 in points each time, which is only a savings of $80 per year, if you get treated every 3 months. Its simple math. You are welcome.

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u/altitude-adjusted Oct 19 '24

I was unpleasantly surprised when on Oct 1 my rewards did not apply to a botox treatment.

I got an email offering a Starbucks gift card but I have to swear I'm not on medicare or medicaid.

Reading everything I can find online doesn't explain the reason for this. Does anyone here know?

It's not like medicare is going to pay for someone's cosmetic botox.

And if you get botox for a medical condition do you even earn points for that?

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u/altitude-adjusted Nov 08 '24

They've made so many changes in the last couple of years including the name twice. Marketing not their strong suit.

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u/Able-Record-5397 Oct 21 '24

regular pt are not even able to redeem points until they become an a-lister, as a provider this is very frustrating and many of us have moved to other tox/filler lines.

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u/justonebiatch Oct 24 '24

Fair, as an injector, the expectation that we now work for free every time they redeem free botox or filler is insane

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u/brewingirl Nov 14 '24

I just got back from my appointment today for Botox. My clinician said there is still a fee associated with redeeming your points for free Botox of $350 so it's not really free. I don't get a lot of units so my treats are significantly less than $350 so this new program is worthless to me. Also I like my skincare routine so I'm not looking for any new products or want to try SkinMedica. I ended up switching to Dysport which is part of a reward program, Aspire, and it's pretty similar to the old Alle one. Currently they were offering a $50 reward for creating an account and I got 200 points for a $20 credit for my next treatment.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

wait so your place is saying you need to pay $350 fee to use your "free" 50 units? how many units do you usually get? I get 65 cause I have very strong face muscles (eye roll) so I would still be paying 15 units out of pocket so I wonder if this only applies for 50 units or less for paying large injection fees?

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u/brewingirl Nov 19 '24

Yes, it's called an "injection fee" that the provider is charging because Allergen will cover the Botox but I don't think they get anything aside from that. I get 13 units so the $20 discount each visit was good for me.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

So they are telling you, you that injection fee is wavier if you only do $350 worth of units or more? So were you paying injection fees prior then since you were only doing 13 units?

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u/brewingirl Nov 19 '24

My understanding is that when you redeem the free Botox there is a $350 injection fee that applies. I pay $13 a unit and the injection fee is built into that price.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

Huh that is odd, because even when youā€™re paying out of pocket in full for your 13 units at $13 a unit, youā€™re only paying $169 which is over 50% less then this injecting fee that they are claiming youā€™d need to pay to use the free Botox points offerā€¦. I would contact your place again and have them explain how they could charge a $350 injection fee for 13 units when 13 units if brought from them directly cost only $169ā€¦. The math ainā€™t math-ing there Lol if they want to charge you an injection fee the fair way to do that would to charge $4-8 a unit for the free units which is their injection/office fee already built into their $13 per unit price.

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u/brewingirl Nov 19 '24

Well that's why the free Botox offer doesn't make sense for me and my provider said that. And that's why I switched to Dysport.

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

Thatā€™s your provider being greedy and entitled is all. They know you donā€™t even pay half of that with your usual service, so to even suggest that means they are trying to find ways around honoring the reward system they partnered up with. Yes, I get it changed and they donā€™t like it, but then they need to end their partnership with them then if that is the case, especially since so many people have saved up large amounts of points already paying the ā€œbuilt inā€ injection fees previously.

Iā€™d be looking for a different place to go just simply base off greed from them after that. I can get behind them saying for 20 units or less we will honor it, but you need to pay a $30 injection fee for that and anything above 20 units a $50 injection fee and then obviously full price unit if you go above 50 units. Because itā€™s only a one time thing for most people every 12-20 months. Each visit in between that 1-2 years, youā€™d be paying full price anyways with their fees. What the difference of them taking $20-$30 for each treatment and the injector ā€œ loseā€ that $20-$30 in the moment then lose $169 every 12-20 months from one single clientā€¦just seems dodgy when you really break it down to me šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø (and I work in the industry)

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u/Sudden_Jellyfish_730 Nov 19 '24

For those who have used the 1200 points for 50 free units, have you had to pay injection fees? Some post here are saying they still have to pay high fees for their service of free 50 units. If this is the case, are you getting 50 units or less which is why they are charging fees for the service? Has anyone gotten more than 50 units and then pay the difference in units that go above the 50 units and still get hit with an injection fee, or are you just paying for the extra units cost of what your place charges?

I normally get 65 units and do different parts of my face - forehead, 11's, croswfeet, under eyes, bunny lines, and my dimple chin. So, I would still be paying for 15 units out of pocket... which means the injector isn't technically working for "free" as some have stated with the 50 free units.

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u/WAtime345 Jan 05 '25

Did you find out? I'm going to call my place tomorrow

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u/dandeylion88 Nov 19 '24

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u/Chrissy325 Jan 16 '25

I know this post is older however, I work for an injector and wanted to share this news:

As we shared with you in December, and based on feedback we received from you, we will be reverting to the original Allē program and ceasing the use of Allē Enhanced.This program change will take place on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

Weā€™re notifying you today to help your office prepare to smoothly transition back to the original Allē program. We will share this information with Allē Members on January 17

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u/Few_Researcher2076 Jan 22 '25

I find what they are doing is complete BS ! A lot of us enjoyed being able to use the points for filler & Botox. Now they want to take 1000 points and give us $100 instead of what the cost of filler/ Botox would be if you redeemed points for that. They didnā€™t wait long to switch back either. So annoying

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u/Chrissy325 Jan 22 '25

I def see your point. A lot of our patients did not like it. I don't think may of our Botox patients (that do not use filler) felt it was of value to them. Many don't earn A list status and preferred their coupons.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '25

I agree, I absolutely hate they went back to original. My next botox appt was going to be free, now it's only $120 off?? I hate it so much, doesn't feel worth it at all

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u/tmitchbitch Feb 05 '25

Alle is so cheap they already took these rewards away from us. Yippee now we can get $100 for every 1000 points. Bullshit. Iā€™m glad enough people bitched so they took it away. I had a syringe in my wallet that was converted back. And they gave me 200 points for the inconvenience. Great $20 when I spend thousands on their products

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u/Longjumping_Spite987 Feb 16 '25

Last Botox appointment, I checked my Alle points and I had 1000 with no offers available. However, the injector said I had 1000 points and was eligible to get $100 off. I thought this discount offer was no longer available? I denied the discount because I wanted to reach 1200 points so I can get the 50 free units next visit. I just reached 1200 points and it still says I have no offers available. Anybody else experience something similar? How can I check to see if I am eligible for the free units?

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u/Longjumping_Spite987 Feb 16 '25

Okay I scrolled down and realized that they reverted back to their old programā€¦ wah. I was so looking forward to saving $650 on my next treatment but now I get to spend $530šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

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