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Hi. Thank you for your question. In my experience it is better not use it anymore. It should always be refrigerated because it loses efficiency if its kept outside the frigerator. There are other botulism toxin products which do not require to de refrigerated necessarily. Unfourtunately this brand loses efficiency without refrigeration.
Hi,Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, no, Dysport should definitely not be used after it has been unrefrigerated. It should be appropriately discarded and replaced with new product.
Your question is of concern to me as it leads me to believe that you may not be a qualified medical injector. The PI specifically states the product is to be refrigerated. In the event that it was not your Galderma Rep I'm sure would be willing to replace the vial. Regards Dr.P
Wow! I think I would not use that vial in my practice. It will likely be less effective or not effective at all. I suggest you seek an expert injector instead. Best, Dr. ALDO
Theheat will make the Dysport less effective. If you are not a medicalprofessional, please do not try to inject yourself with Dysport oranything else. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
My first question is whether you, as a patient, were transporting the Dysport? This isn't ideal for a variety of reasons, one of which is attention to proper storage. Dysport and Botox need to be refrigerated in order to maintain potency. Summer time heat in a car is highly likely to inactivate the toxin, so the Dysport probably will not be effective.
This is not something I would use in my office. I don't know if you are a patient or a physician but don't know why you would have it as a patient. I have heard stories of physicians taking Botox in the desert to remote areas without refrigeration and it worked perfectly fine. The only risk, IMO, is that the strength of the drug is lessened.
Dysport is a medication injected into muscles to weaken them, so they pull less on the skin for fewer and softer wrinkles. Dysport is kept cold while it is transported and stored in the office to preserve the medication's potency. Allowing the bottle to warm up voids any promises that it will work. It does not breakdown into something dangerous, but there is no way to confirm that it will still affect your muscles. Botox is the same way. Only Xeomin can be transported dry at room temperature. I would not recommend using any medication that has not been stored properly. Safety comes first.
Thanks so much for sharing this experience. I do not believe your Dysport has traveled down to your cheek as it is anatomically impossible to move down there from where it was injected. Either way, Dysport is not permanent and typically does not alter sensation. Best, Dr. ALDO :)
I don't think that this is what is going on. This is not frontalis muscle. It looks more like a large vein. I still would wait and see what happens over time. It is possible that the Dysport caused dilation of the vein either by trauma to the vein with injections or by causing the small muscles ...
10 units of Botox to the glabella is nothing. No wonder you didn't see results. 10 units of Dysport is the equivalent of a little over 3 units of Botox. So you'd basically be adding nothing to nothing. The glabella usually requires between 20-25 units of Botox for adequate results. Some people...