2 Empire-verified providers in Chicago, Illinois · rated 4.9 out of 5 from 11 patient reviews
Looking for Botox in Chicago? 2 Empire-verified providers offer Botox in Chicago, including Gold Coast Medical Aesthetics and Loop Dental & Facial Aesthetics. Smooth expression lines while keeping a natural, rested look. Every provider on Empire Verified completed hands-on training with Empire Medical Training, so you can compare credentials, patient reviews and specialties before you book a free consultation.
Providers here publish prices from $10–$22 per unit, with $16 per unit being typical. See Botox prices by city →
Internal Medicine · Aesthetic Provider · Gold Coast Medical Aesthetics
4.9
(7 reviews)
900 N Michigan Ave, Suite 1400, Chicago, IL
Dr. Thomas Kowalski treats busy Chicago professionals who want real results with minimal downtime. At Gold Coast Medical Aesthetics he performs Botox, sclerotherapy and laser treatments that fit into a lunch hour, and he…
Dentistry · Aesthetic Provider · Loop Dental & Facial Aesthetics
4.8
(4 reviews)
30 N Michigan Ave, Suite 1110, Chicago, IL
Dr. Sarah Klein combines general dentistry with facial aesthetics at her practice in the Chicago Loop. Dentists study the muscles of the face in depth, and she uses that knowledge for Botox in the lower face, lip…
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Before
After
Gummy smile softened with four units
10 days after treatment · 4 units · age 33
A high smile line showing several millimetres of gum. Four units placed in the muscles that raise the upper lip, which lowers the lip slightly when she smiles. Lasts about three months.
Sarah Klein, DDS · Chicago, IL
I've had Botox at a few places and this was the most precise. My crow's feet softened without that frozen look. Will be back in three months.
Chris D. · February 2026 · Thomas Kowalski, DO
Reply from Thomas Kowalski, DO
Thank you for taking the time to write this. Glad the plan worked out the way we discussed.
Very natural results. My coworkers just keep telling me I look rested. The follow-up call a week later was a nice touch.
Megan H. · January 2026 · Thomas Kowalski, DO
First time getting Botox and I was nervous. The consultation was thorough, the injections were quick, and two weeks later my forehead lines are gone but I can still make expressions. Exactly what I wanted.
Laura S. · March 2026 · Thomas Kowalski, DO
Botox is the most popular non-surgical aesthetic treatment in the United States. It is a purified neuromodulator that temporarily relaxes the specific muscles that crease the skin when you frown, squint or raise your eyebrows. With those muscles at rest, the lines on top of them soften and new lines are less likely to form.
In experienced hands the goal is not a frozen face. A skilled injector adjusts the dose and placement so you still look like yourself — just less tired, less stressed and more refreshed. Similar products include Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau and Daxxify, and your provider will recommend the one that fits your goals.
Your provider studies how your face moves, marks the treatment points and uses a very fine needle to place small amounts of product into targeted muscles. Most appointments take 15 to 20 minutes, and the discomfort is often compared to a quick pinch.
Forehead lines
Frown lines between the brows (the "11s")
Crow's feet around the eyes
Bunny lines on the nose
Lip flip and gummy smile
Jaw clenching and a slimmer jawline (masseter)
Excessive underarm sweating
Each practice in Chicago sets its own pricing, which depends on the provider's experience and the amount of treatment you need. Across the US, typical pricing is $10–$20 per unit; most areas $300–$600. Book a consultation with one of the providers above for an exact quote.
Look for a licensed medical provider with specific training in Botox, before-and-after results you like and consistent patient reviews. Every provider listed on Empire Verified completed hands-on training with Empire Medical Training, and you can compare their credentials and reviews on their profiles.
Most patients describe a brief pinch. Needles are extremely fine, the appointment is short, and ice or numbing cream can make it more comfortable.
Not with a conservative, well-placed treatment. Providers can use lower doses to soften lines while preserving natural expression, and it is always easier to add a little more at follow-up than to undo too much.
There is no single right age. Some patients start in their late 20s or 30s to soften lines as they begin to form ("preventive Botox"); others start later to treat established lines.
Botox has been FDA-approved for cosmetic use since 2002 and has an excellent safety record when administered by trained, licensed providers. Temporary side effects can include bruising, headache or, rarely, a drooping brow or eyelid that resolves as the product wears off.
This guide is for general educational purposes and is not medical advice. Results, recovery and pricing vary from person to person. Consult a licensed provider to find out whether a treatment is right for you.