Health Calculators · cost planning
Aesthetic treatment annual budget calculator.
Enter what a toxin visit and a filler visit cost you, how many of each you plan this year and any other costs. You get the yearly, monthly and weekly budget and how your prices compare with the ASPS averages.
Your year
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Fill the form and press Calculate budget.
How the yearly budget is worked out
Toxin = cost per visit x visits. Filler = cost per visit x visits. Add other yearly costs, then tax on the total. Per month = total / 12 and per week = total / 52. The comparison with ASPS is (your visit cost - average) / average.
Worked example. 3 toxin visits at $480 = $1,440.00, 1 filler visit at $715 = $715.00, plus $100 other = $2,255.00 a year, $187.92 a month and $43.37 a week. $480 is 10.34% above the ASPS $435 average, and $715 equals the ASPS hyaluronic acid filler average. The ASPS pages give no year for these figures and do not say what the average includes.
This is a budget view of your own plan. It does not suggest how many visits or how much product you need.
Sources
Retrieved October 2026.
Prices, fees, tax and months in the form are example inputs, not published averages.
FAQ
How much should I budget for Botox and fillers?
Add up the visits you plan and what each costs you. The calculator gives yearly, monthly and weekly totals.
What are the average costs?
ASPS lists $435 for botulinum toxin and $715 for hyaluronic acid fillers per treatment, in US dollars.
Why is my price above the average?
ASPS says cost varies with provider expertise, procedure, time and effort and office location. Currency and tax also differ.
Does insurance help?
ASPS says health insurance does not cover dermal fillers. Check your own plan.
Is this a treatment recommendation?
No. It only totals prices you enter. A licensed clinician decides what treatment and schedule suit you.
Disclaimer
Cost planning and arithmetic on prices you enter. This page does not recommend, advise on or evaluate any treatment, product, dose, number of units or schedule, and it is not medical advice. Whether a treatment is right for you, how much to use and how often is for a licensed clinician to decide after examining you. Prices differ by provider, region and product.