If you live in Delray Beach and you are considering Xeomin®, distance is not your obstacle. Our clinic sits at 2621 N. Federal Highway in Boca Raton, on the same US-1 you probably drive every week. From downtown Delray it is 6.6 miles and about 15 minutes in a straight line, with no need to get on the highway at all.

Getting here from Delray Beach

From Atlantic Avenue and Federal Highway — the heart of downtown, steps from Old School Square and the Pineapple Grove arts district — take US-1 south and stay on it past Spanish River Boulevard. We are on the east side of Federal, in Paseos Plaza.

• Direct route: US-1 south (Federal Highway) — 6.6 miles, about 15 minutes.
• By highway: I-95 south — 8.7 miles.
• Alternative: I-95 south and Spanish River Boulevard — 9.1 miles.

We are in Suite U on the first floor, with free parking in the same lot. No valet, no garage, no meter: you pull in and park by the door. For anyone coming from Atlantic Avenue, where parking is its own competitive sport, that is usually the best part of the trip.

What a unit costs in Delray, and what it costs here

Delray Beach is one of the few cities nearby where several clinics publish their per-unit price on their own websites. That makes the comparison unusually direct, so here it is in full:

• One Delray clinic publishes Xeomin® at $13 per unit as its regular price and $10 per unit inside its loyalty program.
• Another Delray clinic publishes neuromodulators starting at $13 per unit.
• At Boca Beauty Salon & MD: Xeomin® at $8.99 per unit for new patients, 40-unit minimum, code BW10.

One honest caveat before you draw conclusions: those are prices each business publishes for itself, not a city average. No independent study of Delray Beach pricing exists, and anyone who tells you otherwise is making it up.

Depending on who you compare against, the difference runs from about $40 to about $160 on a single visit. That is not a fortune and we will not pretend it is; but it is not nothing either, and across two or three treatments a year it adds up.

Why we ask for a 40-unit minimum

Because $8.99 is an introductory rate, and below a certain number of units it stops making sense for us. How many units you actually need is not decided by a web page — it is decided at the consultation, watching your face move. If your case calls for fewer than 40, we will tell you so and charge our regular rate rather than sell you units you do not need. The consultation is free precisely so we can have that conversation before you pay anything.

The consultation can be in Spanish

Delray Beach has 8,570 residents age five and older who speak Spanish at home — 12.7% of the city — according to the U.S. Census Bureau. If you are one of them, the consultation, the consent, the aftercare instructions and the awkward questions all happen in Spanish here, with no need to translate yourself or bring someone along to do it for you.

Questions we get from Delray Beach

Do I need an appointment?

Walk-ins are welcome, but for Xeomin® it is better to message first on WhatsApp or text (561) 561-2622. We deliberately do not use automated online booking: we would rather talk to you first, understand what you want, and hold the right amount of time for it. That way nobody sits waiting, and nobody gets thirty minutes booked for something that needed an hour.

Is a 15-minute drive worth it?

If you are already paying $13 a unit, the answer at 40 units is roughly $160 for a half-hour round trip. If your current clinic charges $10 and you like them, the difference is about $40 and probably not worth switching for on its own. We will be the first to say so.

How do I compare against my current clinic?

Three questions: what is the price per unit, how many units do you estimate for my areas, and is there a minimum. A “per treatment” price with no unit count cannot be compared to anything.

Who performs the treatment?

A registered nurse (RN) under physician supervision.