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Botox in Charlotte, NC

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46 clinics in Charlotte list Botox on their own websites. Botox in Charlotte: prices listed by 18 clinics usually run $9.50–$12.88 per unit, checked Oct 2026.

46list Botox
$9.50 to $12.88per unit, typical
Prices

Botox cost in Charlotte

Botox in Charlotte: prices listed by 18 clinics usually run $9.50–$12.88 per unit, checked Oct 2026.

Botox prices stated on clinic websites, Charlotte and North Carolina
WhereTypical (middle half)MedianLowest to highestClinicsChecked
Charlotte$9.50 to $12.88 per unit$12$6 to $141830 Oct 2026
North Carolina$11.00 to $13.00 per unit$12$6 to $157530 Oct 2026

Typical is the middle half of the prices clinic websites list, one price per website. Botox cost guide

Cheapest Botox in Charlotte

Each clinic’s lowest regular price on its own website, per unit.

$6 a unit

$10 a unit

$13 a unit

$14 a unit

The North Carolina rule

Who can perform Botox in North Carolina

Neither neurotoxins nor fillers are named in the statute or the Medical Board's position statements.

Botox and fillers in North Carolina, by licence
LicenceAllowedCondition
DoctorYesPhysicians may inject. The Board expects a licensee to base novel or off-label use on sound published evidence, and calls prescribing from answers to a set of questions inappropriate.
Nurse practitionerSupervisedNurse practitioners prescribe only with a supervising physician who gives written instructions and a policy for periodic review.
Physician assistantSupervisedPhysician assistants work under a physician's supervision, which is continuous but does not require the physician to be present. Since 30 June 2026, a PA with more than 4,000 hours of practice, and more than 1,000 in the specialty, may practise in a team-based setting without a supervising physician after registering with the Board. Whether a team-based PA may work in a med spa not owned by physicians is not settled by the texts we read.
Registered nurseWith orderThe Board of Nursing says neuromodulator and dermal filler injections are within an RN's scope as prescribed or ordered by a physician, nurse practitioner, PA or other prescriber. The prescriber's presence on site is not required, but the prescriber must complete the client evaluation and issue the order.
LPNSupervisedThe Board of Nursing says a licensed practical nurse needs on-site supervision, with the prescriber completing the client evaluation and issuing the order.
Medical assistantUnclearMedical assistants are not licensed and have no scope of practice set by the Board of Nursing. They may work under delegation from licensed providers if all applicable laws permit it. We found no Board statement on whether an unlicensed person may inject under a physician's delegation.

All North Carolina rules, with sources

Before you book

Before you book: what to ask and expect

The effect starts in a day or two. For frown lines, the label says it lasts about 3 to 4 months.

Questions to bring

About the treatment

About my health

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At a glance, from the label

Starts to work
1 to 2 days
Builds over the first week.
How long it lasts
About 3 to 4 months
The label's figure for frown lines.
Repeat treatment
Not studied sooner than every 3 months
The label says so. Ask your provider.

Read the full Botox guide

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Financing

Can you finance Botox in Charlotte?

31 of these 46 clinics mention financing on their own websites, most often through Cherry, CareCredit, Alphaeon.

A clinic that doesn’t mention financing may still offer it. Ask for the lender’s terms.

Questions

Botox FAQs for Charlotte

How much does Botox cost in Charlotte?

Botox in Charlotte: prices listed by 18 clinics usually run $9.50–$12.88 per unit, checked Oct 2026.

How long does Botox last?

About 3 to 4 months for frown lines. The label gives that figure for frown lines only, so ask your provider about other areas. Neuromodulators in general typically last about three months.

Who can legally do Botox in North Carolina?

Neither neurotoxins nor fillers are named in the statute or the Medical Board's position statements. By licence: doctor, yes; nurse practitioner, supervised; physician assistant, supervised; registered nurse, with order; lpn, supervised; medical assistant, unclear.

Can a registered nurse do Botox in North Carolina?

With order. The Board of Nursing says neuromodulator and dermal filler injections are within an RN's scope as prescribed or ordered by a physician, nurse practitioner, PA or other prescriber. The prescriber's presence on site is not required, but the prescriber must complete the client evaluation and issue the order.

Can I compare units between Botox and another brand?

No. Units of Botox Cosmetic cannot be compared to or converted into units of any other botulinum toxin product, so a price per unit cannot be compared between brands.

Is Botox the same as a filler?

No. Botox is an injectable drug that keeps muscles from tightening. A dermal filler is a gel-like substance injected under the skin, regulated as a medical device.

Is Botox approved for people under 18?

No. Botox Cosmetic is approved for adults, and its safety and effectiveness have not been established in children.

What should I do if I have trouble swallowing or breathing after treatment?

Call your doctor or get medical help right away. These problems can start hours, days or weeks after an injection.

Botox in Charlotte, NC: $9.50–$12.88 per Unit, 46 Clinics