Botox and Dermal Fillers

Northwest Face and Body offers a comprehensive injectable menu at its Kirkland, WA clinic. Botox is available in 20-unit ($219) and 30-unit ($299) packages, with hyperhidrosis treatment at $1,300. Dermal fillers span Juvederm, Restylane, Sculptra, Radiesse, Kybella, and Bellafill across facial zones including lips, cheeks, jaw, chin, tear troughs, temples, and hands. Non-surgical rhinoplasty with filler is also offered at $1,800.

Northwest Face and Body's injectable programme at Kirkland is among the most fully stocked on Seattle's Eastside, covering every major neuromodulator and filler platform available in the United States. The practice's surgeons and aesthetic providers have administered injectables alongside surgical care since the clinic's founding in 1983, which means patients benefit from a level of anatomical understanding that a standalone med spa typically cannot match. Botox is sold in practical packages: 20 units for $219 and 30 units for $299, making per-unit pricing approximately $10–$11 — competitive within the Kirkland and Bellevue market. Beyond cosmetic wrinkle relaxation, the practice offers axillary and palmar hyperhidrosis treatment with Botox at $1,300 per session. Dermal fillers span the full HA and stimulatory spectrum. Hyaluronic acid fillers include Juvederm Ultra ($525), Restylane L ($489), Juvederm Voluma for cheek augmentation ($850), and Restylane Eyelight for the tear trough ($900 per vial). Lip filler starts at $489. Biostimulatory options include Sculptra ($700) for gradual collagen induction and Radiesse ($800) for structural volume and collagen stimulation. Kybella ($530 per vial) targets submental fat non-surgically. Bellafill ($1,200 per syringe) provides longer-lasting correction for deep nasolabial folds. For patients seeking immediate non-surgical nose refinement, filler rhinoplasty is available at $1,800. Procedure time for neuromodulators is 15–30 minutes; filler appointments typically take 30 minutes. Downtime is minimal for most injectable treatments. The Kirkland clinic accepts CareCredit and United Medical Credit for financing.