

Botox Cost in Vancouver
Botox is priced per unit, so what you pay reflects the plan agreed with a licensed injector. We go through the numbers with you before anything is booked.
Book a ConsultationThe first thing most people want to know about Botox is what it costs. Fair question. The honest answer is that it depends, and not in a way meant to dodge the question. Botox is priced per unit, and the number of units in a plan is different from one person to the next.
So instead of a single sticker price, here's how the pricing actually works, what shapes the total, and what gets confirmed with a licensed injector before you commit to anything. No surprises at the desk.
We're in Fairview, a block from Kitsilano.
Pricing Model
Per unitProducts
Botox, Dysport, NuceivaConsultation
Required before treatmentConfirmed
In person, before booking$12
per unit · Botox at FaceCrime
Dysport and Nuceiva are quoted separately at consultation. Full plan cost confirmed before booking.
Our Approach
You should know exactly what you're paying for before you pay it.
No packages you don't need, no pressure to add areas, no quoting a number without the context behind it. We price against the plan agreed at your consultation, so the total reflects what's actually being done.
That's also why we'd rather you do less than too much. A considered plan is usually a smaller one, and the cost follows from that.
How Botox Pricing Works in Vancouver
Botox is charged per unit. A unit is a measure of the amount of product used, and how many units a plan involves depends on the area and the individual. Because of that, two people can leave with very different totals, and both are correct for what they had done.
At FaceCrime we work with three neuromodulators: Botox, Dysport, and Nuceiva. They are dosed on different unit scales, so their per-unit numbers are not directly comparable to each other. Which product is used, if any, is decided with a licensed injector at your consultation.
Botox at FaceCrime is $12 per unit. The number of units a plan involves depends on the area and the individual, so you'll be told the full cost of your plan before anything is booked, and there's no obligation to proceed on the day.
What to Expect at FaceCrime
FaceCrime is a small, personalized Skin Lab in Fairview. The clinic was built around the idea that aesthetics work best when they're considered, careful, and connected to your broader health. Pricing is part of that. Clear, in person, no games.
- Per-unit pricing, so you pay for the plan agreed rather than a fixed package
- The full cost of your plan confirmed before anything is booked
- Botox, Dysport, and Nuceiva quoted separately, since they are dosed differently
- No pressure to add areas or proceed on the day
- A naturopathic team in the same building, since skin and internal health are connected
Skin reflects what's happening inside. For some of our clients, that's where the real conversation starts. If you're curious about how internal physiology and aesthetics connect, take a look at our naturopathic aesthetics write-up, or bring it up at your consultation.
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How Pricing Gets Decided
Consultation
We sit down first. Medical history, what you're hoping for, the areas you're thinking about. If a neuromodulator isn't the right call for you right now, we say so.
The Plan
If it is the right call, we map out the plan. Product, areas, and the number of units that plan involves. That's what sets the cost.
The Number
You get the full cost of the plan before anything is booked. Questions welcome. Nothing proceeds until you're comfortable with it.
Your Call
You decide in your own time. There's no obligation to book on the day, and no follow-up pressure if you'd rather wait.
Areas People Ask About
Cost often comes up alongside specific areas. These are the ones we get asked about most, all part of the same consultation-first conversation.


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Botox Cost FAQs
How is Botox priced in Vancouver?
Botox is priced per unit. The number of units in a plan varies by the area and the individual, so the total is confirmed with a licensed injector at your consultation before anything is booked.
What is the price per unit at FaceCrime?
Botox is $12 per unit at FaceCrime. Dysport and Nuceiva are dosed differently from Botox, so their per-unit numbers are not directly comparable. Your injector will walk you through the pricing for the specific plan discussed.
Why is it priced per unit rather than a flat fee?
Per-unit pricing reflects the amount actually used, which differs from person to person and area to area. You're charged for the plan agreed with your injector rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
Do Dysport and Nuceiva cost the same as Botox?
They are separate products dosed on different unit scales, so the per-unit figures are not the same and are not directly comparable. Which product is used, if any, is decided with a licensed injector at your consultation.
Will I know the full cost before I commit?
Yes. You'll be told the full cost of your plan before anything is booked, and there's no obligation to proceed on the day.
How do I book a consultation?
Book online, call us at (604) 676-1808, or drop in. We're at 1765 W 8th Ave, Unit 105 in Fairview, a block from Kitsilano. The first conversation is the most important one. We'd be glad to have it with you.
Come Talk to Us
The consultation is the place to ask anything, cost included. Bring your questions and we'll go through the plan and the pricing in person, before you decide on anything.
Reviewed by the FaceCrime Skin Labs medical team for clinical accuracy.
Our injectable services are provided by licensed practitioners in a regulated medical environment in Vancouver.
Last reviewed: July 2026.
FaceCrime Skin Labs is located at 1765 W 8th Ave, Unit 105, Vancouver, BC (Fairview, a block from Kitsilano). All injectable services are provided by licensed practitioners in a regulated medical environment. Botox, Dysport, and Nuceiva are prescription medical products. Treatment is offered following an individual clinical assessment and is not appropriate for everyone. The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Suitability, product selection, and pricing are determined in consultation with your licensed injector.

