One of my friends was telling me she heard something about a Dysport rebate similar to what Botox has done in the past. Is this true that a Dysport rebate is being offered right now?
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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...
Thank you for your question. The side effects of Dysport are the same as Botox. The most common are bruising and swelling at the injection site. The less common include brow and lid ptosis. Ptosis is temporary and will resolve as the product wears off.
They are different types of neurotoxins that block muscle contractions. They differ in chemical composition, but for all intents and purposes, they have the same efficacy and outcomes. Please contact a qualified provider or a board-certified physician with extensive experience in these procedures.
