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How Does Dysport Work?
Dysport targets the underlying muscles that cause wrinkles by temporarily blocking the nerve signals that trigger contractions. This allows the overlying skin to relax, reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles. Treatment is quick and comfortable, involving a series of precise injections that deliver noticeable results within two to three days.
Which lasts longer, Dysport or Botox?
Dysport and Botox both typically last around 3 to 4 months, although individual results can vary. Some people may find that Dysport works a bit faster but fades sooner, while Botox might take slightly longer to show full results but last a bit longer over time. Both are effective for wrinkle reduction, with touch-up treatments required to maintain results.
Who is not a good candidate for Dysport?
Individuals with certain neuromuscular conditions, such as myasthenia gravis, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid Dysport treatments. Additionally, anyone with allergies to botulinum toxin or other ingredients in Dysport may not be suitable candidates. It’s important to consult with a provider to assess your health history and determine if Dysport is safe for you.
What happens if I stop using Dysport?
If you stop using Dysport, the effects will gradually wear off over time, and your wrinkles and lines will slowly return to their pre-treatment appearance. Since Dysport doesn’t cause permanent changes, stopping treatment simply means your muscles will regain their usual movement, and your skin may show the return of fine lines and wrinkles.
