Botox & Filler Cost in Charlotte (2026): Med Spa Price Guide
What Botox, dermal filler, lip filler and microneedling cost in Charlotte in 2026, based on published clinic pricing, with first-visit budgets and who can legally inject in North Carolina.
By the Medical Spa Reviews editorial team · Published November 10, 2026
Charlotte’s med spa market spans South Park and Ballantyne, through Dilworth and NoDa, and out into the South Charlotte suburbs — a mix of membership-driven chains, physician-led practices, and RN-owned injector studios. Published per-unit Botox pricing varies more here than in some single-rate markets, with membership programs pulling the effective price down well below the walk-in rate at the same clinic.
This guide is built from what our editorial team could verify: prices Charlotte-area clinics publish on their own sites. Few clinics publish full price lists, so treat every range here as a benchmark. Your actual quote depends on units or syringes needed, the product, and who is injecting.
Botox / neurotoxin pricing
Published Charlotte-area rates for Botox and other neurotoxins (Dysport, Jeuveau, Xeomin) run roughly $11–$15 per unit at standard walk-in pricing, with membership programs dropping the effective rate to $9 per unit at some clinics. In Ballantyne, dermani MEDSPA prices non-member Botox at $11/unit above a 20-unit minimum ($220 for a 20-unit session), dropping to $9/unit for members ($45/month, 6-month minimum, $180 for a 20-unit session). Also in Ballantyne, The Modern Aesthetic prices Botox at $15/unit and Dysport at $13/unit, consistently across its listed injectors. Skin Pharm prices its neurotoxin service at $13.50/unit. In Piper Glen, Voci MedSpa prices Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, and Xeomin all at a flat $13/unit. In SouthPark, Ageless Remedies prices Botox at $12.99/unit. Criswell & Criswell prices its neurotoxin treatments at $14/unit, with a typical session running $400–$500.
| Treatment | Typical units | Per-unit price | Total session |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glabellar (”11s”) | 15–30 | $11–$15 | $165–$450 |
| Forehead lines | 10–20 | $11–$15 | $110–$300 |
| Crow’s feet | 8–20 | $11–$15 | $88–$300 |
| 20-unit minimum session (dermani) | 20 | $9–$11 | $180–$220 |
| Average dynamic session (Criswell & Criswell) | — | — | $400–$500 |
Unit counts are clinical norms and vary by patient; the per-unit price is what varies by clinic. One clinic in this market, M2 Medical Spa & Wellness, prices Dysport at $4.50/unit rather than Botox — Dysport and Botox units aren’t interchangeable (roughly 2.5 Dysport units per 1 Botox unit), so compare total session cost, not per-unit price, across brands. For a full breakdown, see our Botox cost guide.
Dermal filler pricing
Charlotte-area filler pricing mostly runs $650–$850 per syringe cash-pay for standard hyaluronic-acid products, climbing higher for facial-balancing packages. Physician’s Plan prices Revanesse Versa+ at $650, Juvéderm Ultra Plus and Restylane L at $700 each, Restylane Contour at $700, Juvéderm Vollure at $750, and Juvéderm Voluma at $825 — all per syringe — and notes that Cherry and CareCredit payment plans are available, subject to approval. Criswell & Criswell’s filler treatments start at $700 per syringe. The Modern Aesthetic prices filler at $850 per syringe across its listed injectors. M2 Medical Spa & Wellness prices filler at $750 per syringe. Skin Pharm prices Juvederm and Restylane filler from $750, with facial-balancing packages from $2,250. Voci MedSpa’s published per-1mL-syringe pricing: Juvéderm XC and XC Plus at $675, Volbella and Vollure at $750, Voluma and Volux at $825–$850.
| Filler product | Per syringe (published) | Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Revanesse Versa+ | $650 | Physician’s Plan |
| Juvéderm XC / Juvéderm Ultra Plus | $675–$700 | Voci MedSpa / Physician’s Plan |
| Restylane L / Restylane Contour | $700 | Physician’s Plan |
| General filler, start | $700 | Criswell & Criswell |
| Juvéderm Vollure / Volbella | $750 | Physician’s Plan / Voci MedSpa |
| General filler | $750 | M2 Medical Spa & Wellness |
| Juvéderm Voluma / Volux | $825–$850 | Physician’s Plan / Voci MedSpa |
| General filler | $850 | The Modern Aesthetic |
| Facial balancing package | from $2,250 | Skin Pharm |
Structural volumizing products (Voluma, Volux) sit at the top of the per-syringe range; softer products used for folds and lips are generally cheaper. More detail is in our dermal filler cost guide.
Lip filler specifically
Charlotte clinics generally price lip filler using the same per-syringe hyaluronic-acid pricing as general filler rather than publishing a separate “lip filler” line item. M2 Medical Spa & Wellness confirms one syringe is typical for lip enhancement at its standard $750/syringe rate, and prices a separate neurotoxin-based “lip flip” (not filler) at $125. Voci MedSpa’s Kysse and Defyne filler lines — both commonly used for lips — are priced at $700 and $750 per 1mL syringe.
Based on the confirmed general-filler range above, a realistic first-time lip filler budget in Charlotte is:
- Lower band (~$650–$700): entry-tier hyaluronic-acid product (e.g., Revanesse Versa+, Juvéderm XC) at a membership-style clinic
- Mid-market ($700–$750): the most common full-syringe quote at an established Charlotte injector studio — M2, Voci MedSpa, and Physician’s Plan all land near here
- Premium ($800–$850+): a volumizing product or a second syringe in the same visit
Most first-time patients need one syringe; full-lip augmentation sometimes spreads across two visits rather than overfilling in one session. We could not independently verify a Charlotte clinic publishing a lip-filler price distinct from its general filler menu, so treat the banded estimate above — not a single number — as the realistic range. See our lip filler cost guide.
Microneedling pricing
| Treatment | Per session (published) | Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Microneedling (member rate) | $200/month | dermani MEDSPA |
| Microneedling | $355 | Voci MedSpa |
| Microneedling (SkinPen) | $399 | M2 Medical Spa & Wellness |
| Microneedling | $375/visit (non-member) | dermani MEDSPA |
| Microneedling, package of 3 | $1,000 | Voci MedSpa |
| Microneedling | $500 | Skin Pharm |
| Microneedling + PRP | $475/month (member) – $675/visit (non-member) | dermani MEDSPA |
| Microneedling + PRP | $650 | M2 Medical Spa & Wellness |
| Microneedling + PDGF | $900 | Skin Pharm |
Standard microneedling in Charlotte runs roughly $355–$500 per session at non-membership pricing, climbing to $650–$900 when bundled with PRP or PDGF. Membership programs (dermani MEDSPA’s $200/month tier) bring the effective per-session cost down further for patients committing to a recurring series. Confirm whether a quoted price covers one session, a package, or a membership commitment before comparing providers.
Financing options
Physician’s Plan explicitly offers payment plans through Cherry and CareCredit, subject to approval, for filler treatments. Other Charlotte clinics in this market publish membership programs (dermani MEDSPA) rather than financing specifically. Promotional financing plans can be interest-free if paid in full on time, but deferred-interest plans may charge interest back to the purchase date if you don’t. Financing makes most sense for larger treatment plans, such as a facial-balancing package, not a routine Botox top-up.
Who can legally inject in North Carolina
Non-surgical cosmetic injections — Botox, dermal filler, and similar treatments — are regulated as medical procedures in North Carolina, but the state treats nurse-administered injections somewhat more permissively than some neighboring states. Per the North Carolina Board of Nursing’s “Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dermatological Procedures” position statement (Feb. 2024), summarized consistently by two independent legal/training sources that quote it directly: cosmetic procedures including Botox and dermal filler injections fall within the scope of practice for RNs and LPNs when properly prescribed or ordered by a physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or other licensed provider with prescriptive authority. RNs do not need the prescriber on-site during the procedure. LPNs do require on-site supervision by an RN, physician, nurse practitioner, or other qualifying provider. Both roles need documented training and demonstrated competency in the specific injection technique — “a course certificate is not the same thing as a state-issued license or independent authorization to inject.”
Physicians (MD/DO) may examine, prescribe, and inject on their own license. Nurse practitioners in North Carolina practice under a mandatory collaborative practice agreement with a supervising physician — NC is a restricted-practice state for NPs, not a full-practice-authority state (a lawsuit filed in Wake County Superior Court in September 2026 is currently challenging that requirement, so this is an area of active legal change to watch). Physician assistants inject under a supervising physician’s written practice agreement. We found no source authorizing estheticians to inject in North Carolina — injecting a prescription drug is a medical act that esthetics licensure doesn’t cover. Rules and enforcement priorities change, so treat this as a summary, not legal advice.
Before booking, verify an injector’s license through the NC Medical Board license verification (MDs, DOs, PAs) or the NC Board of Nursing license verification (RNs, LPNs, NPs). Our 10 questions before your first med spa visit covers what else to ask.
What you should pay for a first visit
- 20-unit Botox minimum session (membership clinic): $180–$220
- Glabellar (”11s”) Botox, standard rate: $165–$450
- Average dynamic Botox session: $400–$500
- One syringe of general filler: $650–$850
- One syringe used for lip filler: $650–$750 (most common)
- Standard microneedling session: $355–$500
- Microneedling + PRP/PDGF: $650–$900
Find vetted providers
- Charlotte med spa directory
- Botox providers in Charlotte
- Dermal filler providers in Charlotte
- Lip filler providers in Charlotte
- Microneedling providers in Charlotte
- Service overviews: Botox, filler, lip filler, microneedling
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Sources
- dermani MEDSPA Ballantyne, Botox Cosmetic pricing
- dermani MEDSPA Ballantyne, microneedling & PRP pricing
- Criswell & Criswell, Botox pricing
- Criswell & Criswell, facial fillers pricing
- The Modern Aesthetic, services & pricing
- Ageless Remedies SouthPark, pricing
- Skin Pharm, Charlotte treatment pricing
- Voci MedSpa, service pricing PDF
- M2 Medical Spa & Wellness, FAQ / pricing
- Physician’s Plan, dermal fillers pricing
- medaestheticstraining.com, can RNs perform Botox and dermal filler injections in North Carolina
- Revolution Law, NC nursing board clarifies nurse scope of practice in cosmetic dermatology
- NC Medical Board, license verification
- NC Board of Nursing, license verification
Last verified: November 2026. Not medical advice. Confirm pricing and credentials directly with the provider.
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