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Two facts nobody publishes plainly. We are collecting both, from clinic menus, patient receipts and state licensing boards — and showing our working every time.
What is live right now
Live Open the calculator
In collection
In development
Awaiting medical reviewer
MSPA launched in September 2026 and most of it is not built yet. We are saying so on the homepage rather than burying it. No price data has been published, because none has been collected to a standard we would stand behind. No clinical content has been published, because our medical reviewer has not been appointed. Both will say so on the page when they change.
Why this site exists
Medical aesthetics is a twenty-one billion dollar industry in the United States in which almost nobody publishes a price. Search for what Botox costs and you will find a thousand articles and almost no data — written by clinics with an interest in the answer, or assembled by content farms repeating one another.
The two things that would actually help you are collectable. What people in your city really pay is sitting in clinic menus and on receipts. What your state requires of whoever injects you is sitting in medical and nursing board rules. Nobody has gathered either properly. That is the whole job here.
How to read anything we publish
- Every price carries its sample size and collection date. A range built from four observations says so, and you should weigh it accordingly.
- Every credential check carries the date we made it. A licence check is only true on the day it was run.
- No clinic can buy its way in. Advertisers are excluded from our price dataset entirely, so paying us cannot move the benchmark.
The detail is in our methodology and our editorial and medical review standards. Both were published before any content, which is deliberate.
Nothing here is medical advice
MSPA publishes reference information. It is not a diagnosis, not a treatment recommendation, and no substitute for a consultation with a clinician who has examined you. If you are experiencing a complication after a procedure — difficulty breathing or swallowing, sudden vision change, skin turning white, grey or mottled, or severe or worsening pain — seek emergency care immediately rather than searching online.
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