Botox Cost Toronto 2026

If you have started shopping around for Botox in Toronto, you have probably noticed something frustrating fast. Almost nobody publishes their actual prices. You call one clinic and get a vague answer about booking a consultation first. You check another website and find a nice photo gallery but no numbers anywhere. So we decided to just lay it all out clearly, including our own pricing, so you can actually compare before you book anything.

What Toronto Clinics Are Actually Charging

Based on published pricing data across the Greater Toronto Area in 2026, here is the general landscape right now.

Citywide average, roughly $9.52 to $10 per unit

Most common range at established clinics, $10 to $15 per unit

Premium clinics, often $17 to $20 per unit

Some clinics avoid listing prices publicly at all, which makes it hard to know what you are actually walking into until you are already in the consultation room

To put that into real numbers, a typical forehead, frown line, and crow's feet combination uses about 30 to 60 units. At the citywide average, that lands somewhere between $300 and $600 for one session.

Our Pricing, No Hidden Numbers

At Ray Aesthetics, Botox is $7.99 per unit and Dysport is $4.99 per unit. That same 30 to 60 unit treatment comes out to roughly $240 to $480 with us for Botox, and considerably less with Dysport.

One honest note on Dysport pricing, since we want this post to actually be useful and not just a sales pitch. Dysport is not measured in the same unit strength as Botox, so a straight per unit comparison between the two products is not quite apples to apples. Most injectors use a conversion ratio of roughly two and a half to three Dysport units for every one Botox unit to achieve a similar result. What this means practically is that Dysport pricing naturally looks lower per unit, but the total cost for an equivalent result is usually closer than the raw number suggests. We will always walk you through this during your consultation so you know exactly what you are paying for and why, not just the number on the page.

Why We Publish Our Prices

Botox pricing that is unusually low can sometimes be a red flag in this industry, and we think that is a fair concern for anyone doing research. It can occasionally mean diluted product or an unlicensed injector. We want to be transparent about why ours is priced the way it is. We keep our overhead lean, we do not run aggressive advertising packages that inflate cost per client, and we use Health Canada licensed product exclusively, every time, no exceptions. You are welcome to ask to see the product vial and lot number at your appointment. We show it to every client without being asked twice.

What To Actually Ask Before Booking Anywhere

Regardless of where you end up going, here are a few questions worth asking any Toronto clinic before you commit.

Who is physically doing the injection, and what is their licence or registration.

Is the product Health Canada licensed, and can you see the packaging.

Is pricing per unit clearly stated before you arrive, not just after a consultation.

Is there a real consultation, or are you handed a needle within five minutes of walking in.

Book a Consultation

If you want a straightforward, no pressure consultation where the pricing is exactly what we just told you, we would love to see you. Ray Aesthetics is located on Eglinton Avenue West in Toronto, and consultations are always complimentary.