I have purchased a 500 unit vial of Dysport. How much diluent do I need to reconstitute the solution? (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your interest in using Dysport by yourself. If Dysport is not purchased properly, it could be lethal. Diluting and using the Dysport without training and experience can be very dangerous. Have an expert perform the injections to have good and safe results or encourage your husband to go for professional  training. Good luck,

I suggest going to a physician that does these injections in their office and knows how to dilute and inject on a customized approach. If you buy this online or through someone it may not be good quality and should not be injected at home.  Best, Dr. Emer.

You are foolish trying to save a few bucks this way.  I am concerned that the product you have may be counterfeit or adulterated.  Safe product in the United States comes directly from the manufacturer.  Dysport requires refrigeration prior to reconstitution.  Products purchased from overseas are often adulterated or bootleg products.  What is the risk?  A few years ago folks in Florida were injected with product never intended for human beings but for research purposes.  They all ended up on ventilators for 4 months.  Your husband could loose his medical license for injecting you with this produce.  Think about it.

Most probably you purchased a fake disport. Also you have handled the disport inappropriately.To save a $100 you are taking a grave risk.Throw the vial away. No Doctor of any sense of patient safety would use a medication that we do not know where it came from or if it is real. Your husband is right in not using a drug on you that is of unknown origin and safety(He would be legally liable).In my practice I would do every thing to report you peddling a dangerous medication of unknown origin.

This is a bad idea. This vial is not from the US and almost certainly has not been refrigerated throughout its course to you. There is also no way to tell if this is actually Dysport or counterfeit. I highly discourage you from doing this. Docs can get the product from the company. There are 2 recent disasters on Realself of self injection with complications. One with "Botox" and the other with "Juvederm". Don't do it.