Can a 27 gauge needle be used to administer azzalure?

Hi and thank you for your question! While the gauge of needle has little bearing on the results of the Botox treatment, going with lower gauge (i.e. thinker needle) causes unnecessary discomfort and increased risk of bruising, so Botox injection should be done with the finest needle possible. I hope it helps and good luck! 

A 27 gauge needle is a bigger needle than a 32 gauge needle. The 27 gauge needle is unnecessarily large. It will be more painful than a sharp 32 gauge needle and more likely to cause bruising. The larger gauge number corresponds to the thinner needle.  Provided the needle is sharp, the thinner needle will be more comfortable than the larger needle.

Azzalure, is the same as Dysport and I am unaware that this is available and  FDA approved in USA. A 27 G needle might be used to draw this up out of the bottle but this product is best injected with a 30 G or smaller to better control injection size, pain and bruising. However, if properly injected by an experienced physician the results should be the same. Be sure that you are using an experienced physician who is using fresh approved products when having things injected into your face.