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“Dysport 3x - Providence, RI”
Spent: $550 in Providence, RI
Posted 22 Jul 2011
I was very unhappy about the lines on my forehead and crows feet. I asked for Botox but my practitioner recommended that I try Dysport instead. I was very happy with the results overall and went back for a 2nd visit.
On the second visit, she used Dysport on my forehead but dilute Botox under my eyes. I was less happy with the dilute Botox. I felt the crows feet weren't as well controlled.
On the third visit, we went back to all Dysport and I was much happier with the results.
The only things I don't like about the Dysport a) my forehead can look a little overly tight in the first two weeks after the injection. But it settles down quickly. b) I am very very prone to bunny lines. Fortunately, my practitioner is experienced in placing a little Dysport either side of the nose to help control these. They aren't completely eradicated. But they are much better.
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Dr. Sullivan's office is not the least expensive option for injections. BUT Maureen Dolan (the nurse injector) is very very skilled and does a really lovely job. I recommend her enthusiastically.

Hi Mitford,
I'm glad you were so happy with the Dysport. I wonder why he chose to use diluted Botox, I would think it wouldn't be as effective, which clearly it wasn't. We'd love to see pictures.
Thanks and have a great week!
-Britt