Botox & Filler Cost in Las Vegas (2026): Med Spa Price Guide

Las Vegas’s med spa market spans Summerlin and the Southwest, Henderson and Green Valley, and the Strip-and-resort corridor — a mix of physician-led practices, RN- and NP-led injector studios, and membership-driven clinics. Strip-adjacent and resort spas sit at the top of the local price range; Summerlin, Henderson, and the Southwest skew toward standard or membership pricing on the same treatments.

This guide is built from what our editorial team could verify: prices Las Vegas-area clinics publish on their own sites. Treat every range here as a benchmark, not a quote — your actual price depends on units or syringes needed, the product, and who is injecting.

Botox / neurotoxin pricing

Published Las Vegas-area rates for Botox run roughly $10–$14 per unit at standard, non-membership pricing, with memberships pushing the effective rate closer to $10 per unit or below. White Coat Aesthetics (Summerlin) prices standard Botox at $650 for 50 units ($13/unit) or $1,200 for 100 units ($12/unit) with injector Amanda, and $575 for 50 units ($11.50/unit) or $1,050 for 100 units ($10.50/unit) with injector Erin. Its VIP membership drops that to $495 for 50 units of Botox or 150 units of Dysport ($9.90/unit Botox, $3.30/unit Dysport), or $1,000 for 100 units of Botox or 300 units of Dysport ($10/unit Botox, $3.33/unit Dysport). Blue Point Medical Spa (North Las Vegas) prices Botox at $699 for 50 units ($13.98/unit) or $1,200 for 100 units ($12/unit), plus Xeomin at $599/50 units ($11.98/unit) or $1,100/100 units ($11/unit), Daxxify at $599/100 units, and Dysport at a flat $4.50/unit. Parie Med Spa publishes a flat $600 for Botox without specifying a unit count, so it isn’t directly comparable to the per-unit rates above.

Treatment	Typical units	Per-unit price	Total session
Glabellar (”11s”)	15–30	$10–$14	$150–$420
Forehead lines	10–20	$10–$14	$100–$280
Crow’s feet	8–20	$10–$14	$80–$280
White Coat VIP membership, 50u Botox	50	$9.90	$495
Blue Point Xeomin, 50u	50	$11.98	$599
Dysport (Blue Point, standard)	—	$4.50	—

Dysport and Botox units aren’t interchangeable (roughly 2.5–3 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

Las Vegas-area filler pricing mostly runs $350–$799 per syringe cash-pay, with most standard hyaluronic-acid products clustering near the top of that range. Blue Point Medical Spa prices Restylane-family products at $599–$699 per syringe, Juvéderm Ultra XC/Plus, Voluma, Vollure, Radiesse, and Sculptra at $799 each, and Belotero — its entry-tier filler — at $350. Parie Med Spa publishes a flat $750 for filler, again without a stated syringe count. White Coat Aesthetics doesn’t publish a base filler price; it advertises VIP-membership discounts of $50 off a single syringe and $100 off filler packages of three or more syringes, which implies but doesn’t confirm an underlying list price.

Filler product	Per syringe (published)	Clinic
Belotero	$350	Blue Point Medical Spa
Restylane family	$599–$699	Blue Point Medical Spa
General filler, flat rate	$750	Parie Med Spa
Juvéderm Ultra XC / Plus	$799	Blue Point Medical Spa
Voluma / Vollure	$799	Blue Point Medical Spa
Radiesse	$799	Blue Point Medical Spa
Sculptra	$799	Blue Point Medical Spa

Structural volumizing products (Voluma, Sculptra) sit at the top of the standard per-syringe range; Belotero is the cheapest published option in this market. More detail is in our dermal filler cost guide.

Lip filler specifically

Most Las Vegas clinics in this set price lip filler off the same per-syringe hyaluronic-acid menu as general filler rather than publishing a distinct “lip filler” line item. Blue Point Medical Spa is the one confirmed exception: it prices Restylane Kysse, its lip-specific product, at $699 per syringe. Parie Med Spa’s lip filler falls under its flat $750 filler rate with no separate lip line.

Based on the confirmed range above, a realistic first-time lip filler budget in Las Vegas is:

• Lower band (~$350–$600): an entry-tier product like Belotero, or a half-syringe where offered
• Mid-market (~$699–$750): a lip-specific product (Blue Point’s Restylane Kysse) or a standard general-filler syringe (Parie)
• Premium ($799+): a structural or branded product used for lips at a higher-end studio

Most first-time patients need one syringe. We could not independently verify a market-wide “typical” lip filler price given the limited number of Las Vegas clinics publishing a lip-specific rate, so treat the banded estimate above — not a single number — as realistic. See our lip filler cost guide.

Microneedling pricing

Treatment	Per session (published)	Clinic
Microneedling, standard	$325	Blue Point Medical Spa
Microneedling + Snow Glow PDRN facial	$325	Blue Point Medical Spa
Microneedling + growth factor or Mermaid facial	$350	Blue Point Medical Spa
Microneedling + Fixer	$375	Blue Point Medical Spa

Standard microneedling in this market runs roughly $325–$375 per session depending on add-ons (PDRN facial, growth factor, or Fixer), based on the one Las Vegas clinic in this set that publishes a full microneedling menu. Confirm whether a quoted price covers one session or a package before comparing providers.

Membership and financing options

White Coat Aesthetics’ VIP membership is the only Las Vegas membership structure we found with published numbers: it discounts Botox/Dysport to $495 per 50 units of Botox (or 150 of Dysport) and $1,000 per 100 units of Botox (or 300 of Dysport), takes $50–$100 off filler syringes, and adds 10% off skin and laser treatments plus retail. We found no Las Vegas-area clinic in this set publishing a branded financing partner (like CareCredit or Cherry) on its own site — ask directly if financing matters for a larger treatment plan.

Who can legally inject in Nevada

Non-surgical cosmetic injections are regulated as medical procedures in Nevada. Physicians (MD/DO) are fully authorized to inject neuromodulators and fillers within their scope of practice. Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs/NPs) can inject independently under Nevada’s full practice authority for NPs. Physician assistants can inject under their supervising physician’s oversight. Registered nurses may inject, but not independently — an RN must act under a valid order or protocol from an authorized prescriber. Dentists and podiatric physicians can also inject within their respective scopes after completing their board’s required training. Estheticians, advanced estheticians, and medical assistants are not authorized to inject anywhere in Nevada — injecting is treated as the unlicensed practice of medicine outside those licenses. Rules and enforcement priorities change, so treat this as a summary, not legal advice.

Before booking, verify a physician’s or PA’s license through the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners verification portal, or an RN’s or NP’s license through the Nevada State Board of Nursing license lookup. Our 10 questions before your first med spa visit covers what else to ask.

What you should pay for a first visit

• Glabellar (”11s”) Botox, standard rate: $150–$420
• Botox on a membership rate (White Coat VIP, 50 units): $495
• One syringe of entry-tier filler (Belotero): $350
• One syringe of standard filler: $599–$799
• One syringe used for lip filler (confirmed lip-specific product): $699
• Standard microneedling session: $325–$375

Find vetted providers

• Las Vegas med spa directory
• Botox providers in Las Vegas
• Dermal filler providers in Las Vegas
• Lip filler providers in Las Vegas
• Microneedling providers in Las Vegas
• Service overviews: Botox, filler, lip filler, microneedling

To get current quotes from Las Vegas providers, use the quote form below.

Sources

• White Coat Aesthetics, Botox injections in Las Vegas, NV
• White Coat Aesthetics, VIP membership program
• Blue Point Medical Spa, Las Vegas price list
• Parie Med Spa, injectables
• Consentz, “Aesthetic License Requirements in Nevada”
• Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, license verification
• Nevada State Board of Nursing, license lookup

Last verified: November 2026. Not medical advice. Confirm pricing and credentials directly with the provider.