I'm considering getting Dysport but I want to know what the typical recovery is like. Is a couple of hours enough? Or will there be bruising or swelling that will require a longer downtime?
February 17, 2016
Answer: Easy Recovery from Dysport .Injecting Dysport® blocks the signal from the nerve to the muscles, reducing muscle activity. The result is temporary softening or elimination of visible wrinkles/lines.The best way to avoid the side effects of bruising and swelling is to avoid aspirin, ibuprofen or Omega-3s for several days before your treatment. We also recommend a homeopathic oral tablet, Arnica, to help reduce the degree and length of time of bruising.#Dysporttreatslines #Dysportrecovery #Dysporttreatments
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February 17, 2016
Answer: Easy Recovery from Dysport .Injecting Dysport® blocks the signal from the nerve to the muscles, reducing muscle activity. The result is temporary softening or elimination of visible wrinkles/lines.The best way to avoid the side effects of bruising and swelling is to avoid aspirin, ibuprofen or Omega-3s for several days before your treatment. We also recommend a homeopathic oral tablet, Arnica, to help reduce the degree and length of time of bruising.#Dysporttreatslines #Dysportrecovery #Dysporttreatments
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June 24, 2015
Answer: Downtime for Dysport There really isn't any recovery time for Dysport. I ask my patients to ice the areas we inject and avoid exercising the day of the injection to minimize swelling. Much like Botox, Dysport is administered using a similar technique. As such, the risk of bruising and swelling should be the same as a previous Botox injection.If this is your first time getting Dysport, the vast majority of patients have mild redness and swelling for 2-6 hours. Bruising is very rare, but if you do get a bruise, it is usually pinpoint in nature.
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June 24, 2015
Answer: Downtime for Dysport There really isn't any recovery time for Dysport. I ask my patients to ice the areas we inject and avoid exercising the day of the injection to minimize swelling. Much like Botox, Dysport is administered using a similar technique. As such, the risk of bruising and swelling should be the same as a previous Botox injection.If this is your first time getting Dysport, the vast majority of patients have mild redness and swelling for 2-6 hours. Bruising is very rare, but if you do get a bruise, it is usually pinpoint in nature.
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