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How Much Does Botox Cost in North Haven, CT? Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin vs Letybo

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How Much Does Botox Cost in North Haven, CT? Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin vs Letybo

How Much Does Botox Cost in North Haven, CT? Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin vs Letybo

Ineliz Santana, APRN, Co-Owner of Transcend Medical Aesthetics in North Haven, CT
Ineliz Santana, APRN
October 21, 2026
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Nurse practitioner marking forehead injection points for Botox at a North Haven, CT medspa

Botox cost in Connecticut depends on how many units you need, not on a flat price per visit. Most practices price neurotoxins per unit (or per area), and a typical first treatment of the forehead, the frown lines between the brows (the "11s") and the crow's feet uses roughly 40 to 64 units of Botox. At Transcend Medical Aesthetics in North Haven, CT, nurse practitioners Erin Shea, APRN and Ineliz Santana, APRN map your muscles at a consultation and give you an exact unit count and quote before anything is injected.

The short answer

  • How it is priced: per unit or per area. Ask any clinic which one they use so you can compare quotes fairly.
  • Typical units: about 20 units for the 11s, 10 to 20 for the forehead, and up to 24 for both sets of crow's feet (Botox units).
  • Which brand: Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Letybo all relax the same muscles and give similar results. The differences are in units, spread, onset and personal response.
  • How long it lasts: 3 to 6 months. Results start in 3 to 5 days and peak around 2 weeks.
  • Where: Transcend Medical Aesthetics, 400 Universal Dr N, North Haven, CT. Call (860) 744-5186.

How much does forehead Botox cost?

"How much does forehead Botox cost" is one of the fastest-rising Botox searches in Connecticut this year. The honest answer is that the forehead is rarely treated alone. The forehead muscle (frontalis) lifts your brows, and the muscles that create the 11s pull them down. If only the forehead is relaxed, the brows can feel heavy. That is why most injectors treat the forehead and the 11s together.

To estimate your own cost, multiply the units you need by the clinic's per-unit price:

  • Frown lines (11s): 20 units is the FDA-labeled Botox dose for glabellar lines.
  • Forehead lines: often 10 to 20 units, depending on forehead height and muscle strength. Lighter "baby Botox" doses use less.
  • Crow's feet: up to 24 units for both sides (12 per side) is the labeled dose.
  • Full upper face: roughly 40 to 64 units in total.

Men and people with stronger muscles usually need more units. Your second visit is often easier to predict, because your provider can see how your muscles responded to the first dose. Many patients find they need less product over time as treated muscles weaken with regular relaxation.

Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin vs Letybo: which is best?

All four are FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A products for frown lines. Your provider at Transcend will recommend the product that fits your anatomy, goals and past results.

  • Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA): the original and most studied. FDA-approved cosmetically for the 11s, forehead lines, crow's feet and, since 2024, vertical neck bands (platysma bands).
  • Dysport (abobotulinumtoxinA): dosed in different units (roughly 2.5 to 3 Dysport units per Botox unit), so a higher unit count does not mean a higher price. Some patients notice it kicks in a day or two sooner, and it can spread a bit more, which suits broad areas like the forehead.
  • Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA): a "naked" toxin without accessory proteins. It is dosed close to 1:1 with Botox and is a common choice for people who feel Botox wears off quickly for them.
  • Letybo (letibotulinumtoxinA): the newest option, FDA-approved in 2024 for frown lines. "Letybo vs Botox" searches are rising fast. Clinical results are similar to the established brands, and there is less long-term real-world experience with it so far.

The skill of the injector matters more than the brand. Dose, placement and a plan built around how your face moves are what make results look natural.

What else can neurotoxins treat?

Beyond the upper face, Transcend treats a brow lift, lip lines, chin dimpling and neck bands. "Neck Botox before and after" is another fast-rising Connecticut search. Neck bands are vertical cords that show when you strain or talk, and relaxing them can soften the neck and jawline. Results depend on skin quality, so your provider will tell you whether neurotoxin alone or a combination with skin treatments such as microneedling makes more sense.

What to expect at your appointment

Your first visit starts with a short consultation so your provider can watch your expressions and recommend the product and dose. The injections take about 10 to 20 minutes with a very fine needle that most people describe as a small pinch. There is no downtime, so many patients come in at lunch and go straight back to work.

Frequently asked questions

How much does forehead Botox cost in Connecticut?

It depends on the units you need and the clinic's per-unit or per-area price. The forehead usually takes 10 to 20 Botox units and is often treated with the frown lines (about 20 units). Transcend Medical Aesthetics in North Haven gives an exact quote at your consultation.

Is Dysport cheaper than Botox?

Not necessarily. Dysport uses roughly 2.5 to 3 units for every Botox unit, so its per-unit price is lower but you need more units. Compare the total cost for the same area, not the per-unit price.

How long after Botox can I lie down?

Most providers recommend staying upright for about 4 hours and avoiding rubbing the area, heavy exercise and facials for the rest of the day. Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions.

When will I see Botox results and how long do they last?

Initial results show in 3 to 5 days, the full effect is visible at about 2 weeks, and results typically last 3 to 6 months.

Who does Botox at Transcend Medical Aesthetics?

Treatments are performed by co-owners Erin Shea, APRN (Medical Director) and Ineliz Santana, APRN, whose neurology background informs how she assesses facial muscles.

Book a consultation in North Haven, CT

Transcend Medical Aesthetics is a nurse practitioner-led medspa at 400 Universal Dr N, Unit 429, North Haven, CT 06473, serving New Haven, Hamden, Wallingford, Branford and Cheshire. Every plan starts with a one-on-one consultation with Erin Shea, APRN or Ineliz Santana, APRN. Learn more about neurotoxin treatments at Transcend, call (860) 744-5186, or book online.

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