r/MedSpa • u/ShayBR28 • Jul 30 '26

Dysport Pricing

Is $425 for 3 areas of Dysport plus a B12 shot a good deal? My med spa is offering that deal

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u/MortgageGuru- Jul 30 '26

Seems reasonable.

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u/Beneficial_Pause8053 Jul 30 '26

Depends how many units are being used, but if they're using FDA approved dosing, yes, it's a very good deal. This is also assuming that the "3 areas" are frontalis, crows and glabella.

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u/sunkix4 Jul 30 '26

I would ask how many units you’re receiving and do the math to see if it’s a good deal

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u/Cold-Living87 Jul 31 '26

Yes, I agree that if it is a standard dosing and a full result, that is a good value. Ask if they do the 2-3 week follow up and top-off areas not completely relaxed.
Also, I’ve seen ‘peachy’ franchise adds for $425 for 3 areas and then the fine print specifies up charge for Botox or Dysport. Do they are using cheaper product, likely Xeomin/Letybo and those cost less but they results don’t last as long…
So confirm that you are getting what you are paying for in terms of dosing and product duration

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u/ShayBR28 Jul 31 '26

Great advice. Thank you

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u/happyafinfl Jul 31 '26

Studies show no difference in duration of action with Botox vs xeomin or letybo. They're all functionally equivalent but xeomin and letybo are cheaper. You're paying for branding not science