The Woodlands Dysport reviews
33% of The Woodlands reviewers said Dysport was worth it
“Can Crows Feet Dysport Cause Lashes...”
I've been getting Dysport in my crow's feet. Not often, maybe every 6 months for the last 3 years. Recently I've lost about half my lashes. I'm trying to rule things out. I am not sure I like Dysport, I usually have to go back after 2 weeks for a touch up and then it lasts only about 2 months. It does work fast, but doesn't last. more
I had Dysport for the 2nd time ever on June 13, 2012 and I've had a daily headache ever since then. It's now 4 months out, my forehead wrinkles are almost all back and I'm left with a DAILY reminder of that crap, trying not to take too mucgh OTC meds for pain relief. I never had a problem with Botox but now I don't know if I'll ever have my forehead injected again. And I'm PRAYING this Dysport... more
“Happy with Effects of Dysport -...”
I was having a facial treatment at a salon and mentioned that I was about ready to redo my Botox. The aesthetician suggested I try Dysport which should last longer than Botox and there is currently a $100 rebate offer for people who switch from Botox to Dysport. The total price was $490 ($5 per unit) and I have applied for the rebate. I had injections in my forehead and, for the first... more
“Dysport - Really Bad Flu-like...”
Received Dysport injections (to help with migraines, had done this twice before using botox and had zero problems) on a Monday, had headache and nausea for a few days (no big deal), then blurry vision, even double vision for a portion of the fourth day. About a week after initial injection, I began to have extreme fatigue (EXTREME) and flu-like symptoms. VERY very sore throat, cough, lungs... more
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The Woodlands Dysport cost
Average cost in US: $375
Average cost in The Woodlands: $325
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