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How each score is collected
- Provider websiteRead on 2026-10-16
- Category tallyOne point per category listed, out of 15
- Google profileRating and review count, for context only
The quoted price minus what it leaves out
Start from the price you were given at a consultation. The costs that price tends to leave out are what these pages are for: they help you budget honestly before you commit. Pages are published under the site's name and carry no individual bylines.

Math shown, sources named, gaps admitted
Every total comes with its working, and every figure names where it came from. When something was not collected, the page says so. A number you can check beats a claim you have to trust.
Line items, touch-up fees and the final bill
The coverage is line-item cost breakdowns, touch-up fees, and where a quoted package diverges from the final bill. When a plan bundles in an extra item, the question is what that item costs alone.
Collecting price ranges and rebuilding totals
The method is to collect published price ranges and membership terms, then reconstruct realistic totals from them. Where a provider site lists no prices, the gap stays open rather than filled with a guess. Ratings come from Google profiles, and service counts from each provider's own website.
Quotes that include injectables need their own checks. Worth a line in your budget notes: a Spectrum News report on medical spas and the New York State Department of State, the FDA notice that a counterfeit version of Botox was found in multiple states, and the FDA statement warning companies over illegal marketing of Botox and related products.
Upper East Side quotes, side by side
The provider lists cover the Upper East Side area of New York. The pages are meant for people there who are lining up quotes before they commit to one.
Where to go when the numbers still look wrong
Start with the provider reviews and comparisons. If a quote still does not add up after that, the locations page is where to set it out.