Estimate total units, patient price, and your product margin across treatment areas using typical industry unit ranges.
Treatment areas — check what you're treating, adjust units to your protocol
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Patient price—
Your product cost—
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Margin—
Heads up: Typical reference ranges for onabotulinumtoxinA (Botox). Dosing must be individualized by a qualified injector. This is a business estimator, not clinical guidance.
Pick the treatment areas, adjust the units if your protocol differs, and set your price and product cost per unit. The calculator totals the units, the patient price, your product cost, and your gross margin in real time.
Defaults reflect commonly cited reference ranges for onabotulinumtoxinA (Botox). Every patient is different — use this to model your economics, not to set a clinical dose.
Frequently asked questions
How many units of Botox is a typical treatment?
A full upper-face treatment (glabella, forehead, crow’s feet) commonly runs 40–64 units. Single areas range from ~4 units (lip flip) to ~50+ for both masseters. Always individualize by patient and product.
How is my margin calculated?
Gross product margin = (price per unit − your cost per unit) × total units. It reflects product cost only — it does not include labor, overhead, or the injector’s time.
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