Guide · Botox and injectables
How many units of Botox: what the label gives for each area
A price per unit means something only beside a number of units. This page restates the units each product’s FDA-approved label gives for each area it covers, in that product’s own units. It is not a statement of how many units any one person needs.
Botox Cosmetic
The label’s units, area by area
Each row is the label’s units × the typical Botox price per unit. The label has forehead lines treated together with frown lines, so there is no row for the forehead alone.
| Area on the label | Labeled units | Units × the typical price per unit |
|---|---|---|
| Frown lines (the “11s”) | 20 | $250 – $29020 × $12.50 – $14.50 = $250 – $290 |
| Crow’s feet | 24 | $300 – $34824 × $12.50 – $14.50 = $300 – $348 |
| Forehead lines, with frown lines | 40 | $500 – $58040 × $12.50 – $14.50 = $500 – $580 |
| Frown lines and crow’s feet | 44 | $550 – $63844 × $12.50 – $14.50 = $550 – $638 |
| Forehead, frown lines and crow’s feet | 64 | $800 – $92864 × $12.50 – $14.50 = $800 – $928 |
- For frown lines the label’s dose is 20 Units: 4 Units into each of 5 sites.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For crow’s feet the label’s dose is 24 Units: 4 Units into each of 3 sites on each side.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label has forehead lines treated together with frown lines: 20 Units for the forehead and 20 Units for frown lines, 40 Units in all.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For frown lines and crow’s feet treated together the label’s total is 44 Units.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet treated together the label’s total is 64 Units: 20, 20 and 24.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For neck bands the label gives totals of 26, 31 or 36 Units, by how many bands are treated on each side.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
Product by product
The other toxins’ labels
Each product’s units are its own. The numbers below are not amounts of the same thing, and none converts into another: every label says so.
Dysport
Dysport: the units its label gives for each area it covers. Area on the label Units of Dysport Frown lines (the “11s”) 50 Dysport units - Dysport’s one cosmetic use on its label is frown lines (glabellar lines) in adults under 65. Forehead lines and crow’s feet are not on it; its other labeled uses are medical.Source: FDA-approved label for Dysport (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 9/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
Xeomin
Xeomin: the units its label gives for each area it covers. Area on the label Units of Xeomin Frown lines (the “11s”) 20 Xeomin units, a maximum Crow’s feet 24 Xeomin units, a maximum Forehead lines, with frown lines 40 Xeomin units, a maximum Forehead, frown lines and crow’s feet 64 Xeomin units, a maximum - Xeomin’s cosmetic use on its label is upper facial lines in adults: frown lines, horizontal forehead lines and crow’s feet.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
Jeuveau
Jeuveau: the units its label gives for each area it covers. Area on the label Units of Jeuveau Frown lines (the “11s”) 20 Jeuveau units - Jeuveau’s label has one use: frown lines (glabellar lines) in adults. Forehead lines and crow’s feet are not on it.Source: FDA-approved label for Jeuveau (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 4/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
Daxxify
Daxxify: the units its label gives for each area it covers. Area on the label Units of Daxxify Frown lines (the “11s”) 40 Daxxify units - Daxxify’s cosmetic use on its label is frown lines (glabellar lines) in adults. Forehead lines and crow’s feet are not on it; its other labeled use is medical.Source: FDA-approved label for Daxxify (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
Letybo
Letybo: the units its label gives for each area it covers. Area on the label Units of Letybo Frown lines (the “11s”) 20 Letybo units - Letybo’s label has one use: frown lines (glabellar lines) in adults. Forehead lines and crow’s feet are not on it.Source: FDA-approved label for Letybo (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
Areas the label does not cover
Practices also price a lip flip, the jaw (masseter), “bunny lines” and other areas. None is among the areas on Botox Cosmetic’s label, so there is no labeled number of units for them, and none is given here.
- Botox Cosmetic’s label covers four areas in adults: frown lines (glabellar lines), crow’s feet (lateral canthal lines), forehead lines and neck bands (platysma bands).Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
Why the numbers differ from product to product
The label says Botox Cosmetic’s units cannot be compared with, or converted into, units of any other botulinum toxin product. (FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed), label revised 10/2024.)
- The label says Botox Cosmetic’s units cannot be compared with, or converted into, units of any other botulinum toxin product.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Dysport’s units are not interchangeable with those of other botulinum toxin products.Source: FDA-approved label for Dysport (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 9/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Xeomin’s units cannot be compared with, or converted into, units of other botulinum toxin products.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Jeuveau’s units are not interchangeable with those of other products, and that it should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Jeuveau (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 4/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Daxxify’s units are not interchangeable with those of other products, and that it should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Daxxify (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Letybo’s units are not interchangeable with those of other products, and that it should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Letybo (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
What the labels say about the time between treatments
The label says dosing more often than every 3 months has not been clinically evaluated, and states a duration of effect for frown lines of approximately 3 to 4 months. (FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed), label revised 10/2024.)
- The label says dosing more often than every 3 months has not been clinically evaluated, and states a duration of effect for frown lines of approximately 3 to 4 months.Source: FDA-approved label for Botox Cosmetic (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 10/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says the effect may last up to four months and that Dysport should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Dysport (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 9/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says retreatment should be no more often than every three months, and gives a typical duration of effect of up to 12 to 16 weeks, which it says varies by patient.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Jeuveau’s units are not interchangeable with those of other products, and that it should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Jeuveau (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 4/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Daxxify’s units are not interchangeable with those of other products, and that it should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Daxxify (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label gives no number for how long the effect on frown lines lasts. It says the people in its trials were followed for at least 24 weeks.Source: FDA-approved label for Daxxify (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- The label says Letybo’s units are not interchangeable with those of other products, and that it should be given no more often than every three months.Source: FDA-approved label for Letybo (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
Each label’s dose, in the label’s words
Every number on this page, with the sentence that states it and the label it is in.
- For frown lines the label’s dose is 50 Units, given as five injections of 10 Units.Source: FDA-approved label for Dysport (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 9/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For frown lines the label gives a maximum dose of 20 Units: four Units into each of five sites.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For crow’s feet the label gives a maximum of 12 Units a side, 24 Units in total.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For forehead lines treated together with frown lines the label gives a maximum of 40 Units: 20 for the forehead and 20 for frown lines.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For all three areas treated together the label’s maximum recommended dose is 64 Units: 20, 20 and 24.Source: FDA-approved label for Xeomin (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 6/2026. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For frown lines the label’s dose is 20 Units: 4 Units into each of five sites.Source: FDA-approved label for Jeuveau (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 4/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For frown lines the label’s dose is 40 Units: 8 Units into each of five sites.Source: FDA-approved label for Daxxify (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2023. Checked October 11, 2026.
- For frown lines the label’s dose is 20 Units, divided into five injections of 4 Units.Source: FDA-approved label for Letybo (DailyMed) (opens in a new tab), label revised 11/2024. Checked October 11, 2026.
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