EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 18 MIN
Why TrueTox Over Per Unit Pricing
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A flat-fee membership differs from per-unit pricing by shifting from variable, unit-based billing to a predictable monthly subscription that prioritizes personalized care and consistent treatment schedules.Here is how the two models compare across key areas:Financial Predictability: With per-unit pricing, your bill changes at every visit because you pay for each individual unit used, making it difficult to budget for consistent treatments. A flat-fee membership (such as TrueTox® at $189 per month) spreads the cost of full-face treatments into a single, predictable monthly payment that does not change based on your dose.Dosing and Clinical Decisions: Per-unit billing can quietly pressure you to choose fewer units to save money rather than following the optimal treatment plan your provider recommends. In a flat-fee membership, your dosing is personalized by a licensed provider for your full face based on clinical assessment, keeping the clinical decision focused on your goals rather than a unit budget.Consistency of Results: Ad-hoc, per-unit treatments often lead to a "wear-off-and-restart" cycle where patients wait until movement completely returns to get treated again. A membership builds in a regular 90-day cadence to maintain a steadier, more consistent look year-round.Target Audience: Paying per unit is typically best if you only want to treat a single small area once in a while. A membership is ideal for those who want to maintain full-face results on a consistent schedule.
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