In US clinics, Nabota typically costs $10-15 per unit, with a single-area treatment at about $200-450 and multi-area sessions reaching $700-800. For licensed professionals, the wholesale vial price is much lower, Korea Derma lists Nabota 200 U at $108, or about $0.54 per unit. Nabota is a botulinum toxin type A, and only a qualified specialist should administer it. This guide covers Nabota cost by treatment area, wholesale vial prices for clinics, and the drug cost of a single treatment.
What is Nabota and why does it cost less than Botox®?
Nabota is a botulinum toxin type A made by Daewoong Pharmaceutical in South Korea, and Nabota usually costs less per unit than Botox®. Daewoong produces Nabota with its HI-PURE purification technology, which the manufacturer describes as reaching about 98% purity.
Daewoong’s botulinum toxin is FDA-approved in the US under the brand name Jeuveau; Nabota is the name used in Korea and other markets. In Korea, Nabota is regulated by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS).
Nabota costs less than Botox® for three main reasons. The Korean botulinum toxin market is highly competitive. Nabota is manufactured in Korea. Daewoong also spends less on marketing than the largest global brands.
How much does Nabota cost per unit?
Nabota typically costs $10-15 per unit in US clinics. The final price depends on the city, the injector, and the clinic’s pricing policy.
Branded Botox® is usually priced a few dollars higher per unit than Nabota. For the same number of units, a Nabota treatment often costs the patient less.
Clinics use two main pricing models for Nabota. The first is per-unit pricing: the patient pays for the exact number of units used. The second is per-area pricing: the clinic charges a flat fee for one zone, such as frown lines or forehead lines.
Per-unit pricing is more transparent, because the patient sees how many units went into the treatment. Per-area pricing is easier to budget for, because the patient knows the total before the visit. When comparing Nabota prices between clinics, patients should check which model each clinic uses.
Nabota cost by treatment area
A Nabota treatment for one area typically costs $200-450 in US clinics, depending on the number of units. The table below estimates Nabota cost by area at an average clinic rate of $10-15 per unit.
Area |
Typical units (range) |
Estimated clinic price at $10–15/unit |
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Frown lines |
20-25 U |
$200-375 |
Forehead |
10-20 U |
$100-300 |
Crow’s feet |
12-24 U |
$120-360 |
3 upper-face areas |
40-64 U |
$400-960 |
Masseter |
50-100 U |
$500-1,500 |
Unit ranges are estimates for price calculation only. They are not a dosing protocol. The number of units is determined by a qualified specialist for each patient.
A frown-line treatment with Nabota costs about $200-375 at $10-15 per unit. The masseter is the most expensive area, at about $500-1,500, because it needs the most units.
Nabota wholesale price per vial for clinics
As of [month 2026], Korea Derma lists Nabota 200 U at $108, or about $0.54 per unit, the lowest unit price across four vial sizes. The larger the vial, the lower the cost per unit.
Vial |
Korea Derma price |
Price per unit |
Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
Nabota 50 U |
$65 |
$1.30 |
One area or a small practice |
Nabota 100 U |
$89 |
$0.89 |
Standard choice |
Nabota 150 U |
$95 |
$0.63 |
Several patients per day |
Nabota 200 U |
$108 |
$0.54 |
High-volume clinics and masseter treatments |
Prices as of [month year]. Shipping costs $15 on orders from $250 and is free on orders from $500. See our shipping terms for details.
Each vial size has its own product page:
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Nabota 50 U vial: $65
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buy Nabota 100 U: $89
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Nabota 150 units: $95
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Nabota 200 units price: $108
In a 200 U vial, one unit of Nabota costs about 2.4 times less than in a 50 U vial: $0.54 versus $1.30. The 50 U vial still suits a small practice or a single area, because the clinic uses the whole vial without leftover product.
US and international suppliers list 100 U vials from about $65 to over $200. Most offers fall between $60-90 for 100 U and $95-140 for 200 U. Korea Derma prices sit within this range: $89 for 100 U and $108 for 200 U.
The spread in Nabota wholesale prices has four main causes. Region matters, because import and delivery costs differ by country. Each intermediary between the manufacturer and the clinic adds a margin. Order volume changes the unit price. Product origin also affects the price: an authentic, correctly stored vial costs more than grey-market stock.
What affects the price of Nabota?
The price of Nabota ranges from $10 to $15 per unit in US clinics, depending on four patient-side factors. Clinics in large cities usually charge more. An experienced, highly qualified injector charges more per unit. Larger or stronger muscles need more units. Some areas, such as the masseter, require more units than frown lines.
For clinics, the Nabota cost per unit ranges from $0.54 to $1.30, depending on four other factors. Vial size comes first: a 200 U vial gives a lower cost per unit than a 100 U or 50 U vial. Order volume comes second. Shipping costs come third. The supplier comes fourth, because a supplier’s sourcing and storage determine whether a clinic receives authentic Nabota.
Why the cheapest Nabota can cost you more
A 100 U vial of Nabota priced far below the typical $60-90 market range is a warning sign for a clinic. Counterfeit vials, grey-market stock, broken cold chains, and expired batches all appear in the low-price segment.
Each of these risks has a direct cost. A counterfeit or poorly stored product can give a weak result. A weak result often means a repeat treatment at the clinic’s expense. The clinic’s reputation suffers, and the patient’s health is put at risk.
Clinics can check a Nabota supplier in three ways. First, ask for documents confirming the product’s origin. Second, inspect the packaging and labeling of each vial. Third, check the delivery conditions: botulinum toxin must be stored and shipped at 2-8 °C.
Korea Derma sources Nabota from the manufacturer and official distributors. Korea Derma stores and ships orders in compliance with temperature regulations.
Clinic economics: what Nabota really costs per treatment
A frown-line treatment with Nabota costs a clinic about $11 in product when using a 200 U vial. Korea Derma lists Nabota 200 U at $108, or about $0.54 per unit.
Here is a sample calculation:
A frown-line treatment uses about 20 U for pricing purposes.
At $0.54 per unit, the product cost is about $10.80.
The patient price for the same treatment is typically $200-300 in US clinics.
The patient price covers much more, than the product. It includes the specialist’s work, consumables, rent, licensing, and insurance. This example shows only the drug cost of Nabota. It is not a profit forecast, and each clinic’s margin depends on its own costs.
Where to buy authentic Nabota: Korea Derma
Korea Derma supplies original Nabota by Daewoong to licensed professionals and clinics in four vial sizes, from $65 for 50 U to $108 for 200 U.
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Authentic product. Nabota is bought from the manufacturer and official distributors. Documents are available on request.
Cold chain. Nabota is stored and shipped at 2-8 °C.
Fast dispatch. Orders ship from Korea within 1-2 business days.
Shipping. Shipping costs $15 on orders from $250 and is free from $500.
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Flexible orders. Wholesale and single orders are both available, with support via online chat.
FAQ
How much is Nabota per unit?
Nabota typically costs $10-15 per unit in US clinics. The final price depends on the city, the injector, and the treatment area. Licensed clinics buying wholesale pay $0.54-1.30 per unit, depending on vial size.
Is Nabota cheaper than Botox?
Yes, Nabota is usually priced a few dollars lower per unit than Botox® in US clinics. The difference comes from competition in the Korean market, production in Korea, and lower marketing costs.
How much does a 100-unit vial of Nabota cost?
Korea Derma lists Nabota 100 U at $89, or about $0.89 per unit. Korea Derma also offers Nabota 50 U at $65, 150 U at $95, and 200 U at $108 for licensed professionals.
Which Nabota vial size is the most cost-effective?
The 200 U vial is the most cost-effective at about $0.54 per unit. That compares with $0.89 per unit for a 100 U vial and $1.30 per unit for a 50 U vial.
Is Nabota the same as Jeuveau?
Yes, both come from the same manufacturer. Daewoong’s botulinum toxin is FDA-approved in the US under the brand name Jeuveau, Nabota is the name used in Korea and other markets.
How long does Nabota last, and is it worth the price?
Nabota results typically last 3-6 months, depending on the area and the patient. At $10–15 per unit, Nabota usually costs patients less than Botox® for the same number of units.
Can patients buy Nabota online?
No. Nabota is sold only to licensed specialists and clinics. Patients who want a Nabota treatment should contact a qualified injector at a licensed clinic.
