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Yes, many patients will try one treatment and see if they like one better than the other. Most patients will continue with the one that works the best for them.
Alternating treatments of Dysport and Botox will have no negative effects on your body. Most experienced injectors will be able to achieve consistently excellent results with either product.
This can be done but in most cases, the product that works at one time point will be just as effective three to four months later. Some injectors will use Botox in certain areas and Dysport in others (typically the periorbital/ Crow's feet area). I don't personally mix neuromodulator products but there shouldn't be an issue with this practice. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
There is no problem with alternating Botox and Dysport treatments, or for that matter, having both of them done at the same time. Most people prefer to stick with one or the other, but it is fine to alternate.
There should be no problem whatsoever in alternating Botox and Dysport assuming that both toxins work well for you. Some patients have used Botox for a long period of time and are brand loyal because they are happy with the results. Dysport gives equivalent results at a slightly lower price.
Yes, you can alternate Botox and Dysport injections. I am not quite sure why an individual would want to.... Other than price? The core toxin molecule for each product is identical. When dosed equivalently, the results should be nearly the same. Best wishes. Ken Dembny
You can absolutely alternate Dysport and Botox injections.You should try both to see which works best for you and which lasts longer.
Yes, you can safely alternate between Dysport and Botox injections. Alternating between the two may help you determine which treatment works best for your needs.
There is no problem alternating among all neurotoxins: Botox, Dysport or Xeomin. I encourage patients to see if they get better duration of benefit with one product over another. The products are similar if prepared/reconstituted and injected properly.
Many patients use a variety of different dermal fillers to find what works best for them. Do your research, and be sure your fillers come from a reliable facility and provider.
A scalp massage should not affect the results of your Dysport injections into your forehead. It takes just a few hours for the Dysport to set.
I think that a full medical evaluation is in order. I have never seen or heard of this constellation of symptoms in a patient. Although there is a cause for these symptoms, the association with Dysport is highly unlikely.
Assuming the Botox was injected under your arms, the rash could be from drying of the skin (Botox stops natural sweat production).It may from deodorant staying on the skin longer, because of Botox-induced dryness.It may be an allergy or other immune reaction to Botox proteins. If so,...