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

Philadelphia’s med spa market spans Rittenhouse Square and Center City, out through Fishtown and University City, and into the Main Line suburbs — Wayne, Bryn Mawr, Villanova — and pricing tracks that geography. Center City studios publish some of the lowest rates we found; Main Line physician-led practices sit at the top of the market for the same category of treatment.

This guide is built from what our editorial team could verify: prices Philadelphia-area clinics publish on their own sites and in aggregated local cost guides. 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 Philadelphia-area rates cluster between $11 and $18 per unit, with most mainstream med spas landing in the $12–$14 band. In Fishtown, PhillyMedClub prices Botox and other neurotoxins at $11–$14 per unit, with a 30-unit minimum and most patients using 30–60 units per visit — a total session cost of roughly $330–$840. In Rittenhouse Square, Bella Medspa lists Botox at $13 per unit standard, $12 per unit for members, and a one-time new-client rate of $10 per unit with purchase of 40 or more units. Also in Rittenhouse, Daya MedSpa publishes a flat $12 per unit across Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport and Xeomin — treating all four neuromodulators the same price.

Treatment	Typical units	Per-unit price	Total session
Glabellar (”11s”)	15–25	$11–$18	$165–$450
Forehead lines	6–15	$11–$18	$66–$270
Crow’s feet	10–20	$11–$18	$110–$360
Bunny lines (nose)	4–8	$11–$18	$44–$144
Masseter slim (per side)	20–30	$11–$18	$220–$540
Lip flip	4–8	$11–$18	$44–$144
Gummy smile	2–6	$11–$18	$22–$108
Hyperhidrosis (per area)	50–100	$11–$18	$550–$1,800

Unit counts are clinical norms and vary by patient; the per-unit price is what varies by clinic. Dysport uses more units per equivalent dose, so compare total session cost rather than unit price across brands. We did not find a Main Line practice publishing a specific per-unit Botox rate; see the filler and Morpheus8 pricing below for Main Line examples, where published numbers do run higher. For a full breakdown, see our Botox cost guide.

Dermal filler pricing

Philadelphia-area filler pricing mostly runs $650–$900 per syringe cash-pay, climbing higher for structural products and additional syringes in the same visit. In Wayne, on the Main Line, the Aesthetic Facial Plastic Surgery Center (Face Sculptor MD) publishes a product-by-product list: Restylane or Juvederm at $650 per syringe, Restylane Lyft at $800, and Juvederm Voluma at $900 for the first syringe and $800 for each additional syringe in the same visit. In Rittenhouse Square, Daya MedSpa prices dermal and lip filler starting at $699 per syringe. Aggregated Philadelphia market pricing from GetClearBeauty puts cheek filler from $715 per syringe, chin filler from $660 per syringe, and tear trough filler from $770 per syringe.

Filler product	Per syringe (published)	Common uses
Restylane or Juvederm	$650	Lips, fine lines
Dermal & lip filler (Daya MedSpa)	from $699	Lips, general
Chin filler	from $660	Chin, jawline
Restylane Lyft	$800	Cheeks, midface
Cheek filler	from $715	Cheeks, midface
Tear trough filler	from $770	Under-eye
Juvederm Voluma (first syringe)	$900	Cheeks, midface
Juvederm Voluma (additional syringe, same visit)	$800	Cheeks, midface

Structural midface and cheek products sit at the top of the range; standard hyaluronic-acid fillers for lips and fine lines are generally cheaper per syringe. More detail is in our dermal filler cost guide.

Lip filler specifically

A first-time lip filler patient in Philadelphia should budget roughly $550–$851 for one syringe. Aggregated Philadelphia-market pricing from GetClearBeauty breaks this down by volume: a half syringe (0.5 mL) runs $358–$681, a full syringe (1.0 mL) runs $550–$851, and two syringes (2.0 mL) run $1,100–$1,703. In Rittenhouse Square, Daya MedSpa prices dermal and lip filler starting at $699 per syringe, and in Wayne, the Aesthetic Facial Plastic Surgery Center lists Restylane and Juvederm — both commonly used for lips — at $650 per syringe.

• Lower band (~$550–$650): entry-tier hyaluronic-acid product or a smaller fill at a high-volume med spa.
• Mid-market ($650–$800): the most common full-syringe quote at an established Center City or Main Line med spa.
• Premium ($800–$900+): physician-led practice, a structural lip 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. See our lip filler cost guide.

Microneedling pricing

Treatment	Per session (published)	Typical course
Standard microneedling (SkinPen, full face)	$450–$575	3+ sessions
Standard microneedling, neck add-on	+$300	—
Full-face microneedling, Rittenhouse Square (Daya MedSpa)	$300	—
RF microneedling, Fishtown (Morpheus8, from)	$649	Series of 3 recommended
RF microneedling, Main Line (Morpheus8, full face or neck)	$1,250	3-pack $3,250
RF microneedling, Main Line (Morpheus8, full face & neck)	$2,000	3-pack $5,000
RF microneedling, Main Line (Morpheus8, chest)	$1,200	—

Standard (non-RF) microneedling in Philadelphia runs roughly $450–$575 per full-face session at the providers we found, with neck add-ons around $300. Daya MedSpa in Rittenhouse Square prices full-face microneedling at $300 — among the lowest rate we found, though its listing doesn’t specify whether that’s standard or RF microneedling. RF microneedling (Morpheus8) shows the widest spread in the city: PhillyMedClub in Fishtown prices it from $649 per session with a recommended series of three, while Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery in Bryn Mawr, on the Main Line, prices Morpheus8 at $1,250 per session for full face or neck ($3,250 for a 3-pack) and $2,000 per session for full face and neck together ($5,000 for a 3-pack), plus $1,200 for chest treatment. Confirm whether a quoted Morpheus8 price covers one session or a full series, and which treatment areas are included, before comparing providers.

Other common services

These figures come from published Philadelphia-area menus where we found them; treat them as indicative.

• HydraFacial: $175–$350 — Dermacenter Medical Spa (Rittenhouse) starts at $175; Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery (Bryn Mawr) runs $275 for a standard HydraFacial up to $350 for the deluxe version with lymphatic drainage and LED light therapy
• Chemical peels: roughly $150–$500 for most peels — Claytor Noone prices its VI Peel at $300 and its Bio Repeel at $200
• Dermaplaning: $75 as an add-on or $125 standalone at Claytor Noone
• Kybella, body contouring, laser hair removal: rarely published; request a quote

Membership / loyalty programs

• Allē (Allergan Aesthetics): free; earns points on Botox, Juvederm, Kybella and other Allergan treatments, redeemable as dollar credits at participating clinics — offered at PhillyMedClub in Fishtown, among others.
• ASPIRE (Galderma): free; similar rewards on Dysport, Restylane and Sculptra, also offered at PhillyMedClub.
• Clinic memberships and intro pricing: Bella Medspa’s Rittenhouse Square location prices Botox at $12 per unit for members versus $13 per unit standard, plus a one-time $10-per-unit new-client rate. Confirm whether an advertised rate is one-time or recurring before booking.

Financing options

Many Philadelphia clinics offer point-of-sale financing; PhillyMedClub, for example, publishes Cherry as a financing option alongside its Allē and ASPIRE rewards programs. Other point-of-sale financing options used industry-wide include CareCredit and PatientFi. Promotional 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 Morpheus8 series, not a routine Botox top-up.

Who can legally inject in Pennsylvania

Non-surgical cosmetic injections — Botox, dermal filler, and similar treatments — are regulated as the practice of medicine in Pennsylvania. Physicians (MD/DO) may inject directly or delegate the procedure once trained. Pennsylvania is a reduced-practice-authority state for nurse practitioners — not a full-practice-authority state. A Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner (CRNP) practices in collaboration with a physician rather than autonomously, under a written collaborative agreement with a Pennsylvania-licensed physician, and must separately hold prescriptive-authority approval under a qualifying collaborative agreement to order the product itself — there is no independent-practice pathway for CRNPs in Pennsylvania. Physician assistants may inject where that function is listed in a written agreement filed with the State Board of Medicine. Registered nurses may administer a neurotoxin already ordered for a specific patient, but may not evaluate candidacy, diagnose, choose the product, or set the units themselves. Estheticians cannot inject under any circumstances in Pennsylvania — no supervision arrangement changes that. Medical assistants and other unlicensed staff have no legal pathway to inject. Rules and enforcement priorities change, so treat this as a summary, not legal advice.

Before booking, verify any injector’s license through the Pennsylvania Licensing System (PALS). Our 10 questions before your first med spa visit covers what else to ask.

What you should pay for a first visit

• Consultation: often free at med spas; some physician practices charge a fee credited to treatment
• Lip flip: $44–$144
• Glabellar (”11s”) Botox: $165–$450
• Forehead + 11s + crow’s feet: roughly $250–$750
• One syringe of lip filler: $550–$851
• Botox (11s) + one syringe of lip filler: roughly $715–$1,300
• First standard microneedling session: $450–$575

Find vetted providers

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

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

Sources

• PhillyMedClub, Botox cost in Philadelphia 2026
• PhillyMedClub, Morpheus8 in Philadelphia
• Bella Medspa, Botox in Philadelphia
• Daya MedSpa (Rittenhouse), clinic profile and pricing
• Aesthetic Facial Plastic Surgery Center / Face Sculptor MD, dermal fillers
• Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery, med spa price list
• Dermacenter Medical Spa (Rittenhouse), HydraFacial
• GetClearBeauty, lip filler cost in Philadelphia, PA
• MedSpa Standards, who can inject Botox in Pennsylvania
• Pennsylvania Licensing System (PALS)

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