I have received a Botox treatment in September and now want to try the Dysport. Is it safe or do I need to wait longer to get the Dysport treatment?
Answer: If Botox has worn off then it is fine to try Dysport even if it has only been 2 months Sometimes, Botox lasts only a couple of months but usually most patients get 3-4 months out of it. If it is wearing off then it is ok to switch to Dysport.
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Answer: If Botox has worn off then it is fine to try Dysport even if it has only been 2 months Sometimes, Botox lasts only a couple of months but usually most patients get 3-4 months out of it. If it is wearing off then it is ok to switch to Dysport.
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Answer: Using Botox and Dysport These products are very similar in their mechanism of action and side effects. They can both normally be used in the same patient without any issues. Usually waiting the normal 3-4 months between treatments should be sufficient. Your injector can determine how much of the product you will need based on your muscle movement.
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Answer: Using Botox and Dysport These products are very similar in their mechanism of action and side effects. They can both normally be used in the same patient without any issues. Usually waiting the normal 3-4 months between treatments should be sufficient. Your injector can determine how much of the product you will need based on your muscle movement.
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May 18, 2014
Answer: Dysport after Previous Botox Use It is perfectly safe to use Dysport if a former Botox user after the effects have worn off. ysport, Xeomin and Botox are all preparations of botulinum toxin A derived protein that works at the nerve-muscle interface to relax targeted muscles. Each preparation is slightly different, for example the protein size differs. Dysport and Xeomin have been around in Europe for a long time and more recently introduced in the USA. Note the dosage is not the same between the drugs though each works well in my experience.
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May 18, 2014
Answer: Dysport after Previous Botox Use It is perfectly safe to use Dysport if a former Botox user after the effects have worn off. ysport, Xeomin and Botox are all preparations of botulinum toxin A derived protein that works at the nerve-muscle interface to relax targeted muscles. Each preparation is slightly different, for example the protein size differs. Dysport and Xeomin have been around in Europe for a long time and more recently introduced in the USA. Note the dosage is not the same between the drugs though each works well in my experience.
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October 8, 2012
Answer: Dysport
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October 8, 2012
Answer: Dysport
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June 16, 2010
Answer: Dysport after Botox?
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June 16, 2010
Answer: Dysport after Botox?
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November 16, 2009
Answer: Dysport may be used after Botox Chemically and clincically, these two items are very similar. As long as you have given the Botox enough time to show its clinical effect, which you have, you can now add the Dysport. This is not too soon to add more Botox either, should it be needed.
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November 16, 2009
Answer: Dysport may be used after Botox Chemically and clincically, these two items are very similar. As long as you have given the Botox enough time to show its clinical effect, which you have, you can now add the Dysport. This is not too soon to add more Botox either, should it be needed.
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