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Hi,Thank you for your question.No, antihistamines will not make the dysport wear off. Hope this helps!
No, there are no medications you can use to dissolve the Dysport. Once Dysport has been injected there is no way to make it dissipate faster, but the effects should start slowly going away. It typically lasts anywhere from 3-4 months in most cases. I always recommend speaking with the doctor who injected you about any questions or concerns that you might have.All the best,
There is no way to dissolve or reverse Dysport once it has been injected. No, antihistamines or any medication will not cause Dysport to wear off sooner. The effects are not permanent and should fade within 3-4 months. Best,Dr. Anil Shah MD FACS
Thank you for your question! At this time there are no substances that will reverse the effects of Dysport or any other neurotoxin. The effects will slowly begin to wear off around 3-4 months via your natural body processes. I suggest contacting your injector if you are experiencing any issues with Dysport results. As always it is important to consult with and experienced injector to optimize safety and aesthetic outcomes.Best of luck,Dr. Kian
Antihistamines will have no affect on the longevity of your Dysport treatment. The product results will gradually fade 3 to 4 months after injection. Speak with your injector about any specific concerns.
Hello and thanks for your question...Antihistamines are important to reduce the inflammation of allergic reactions of which the spring season is famous for! In that regard, they will NOT affect Dysport injections. Be sure to consult with a certified provider prior to any treatment.
Antihistamines can be used safely after Botox or Dysport injections. Be sure to discuss this carefully with your injector or physician prior to taking any medication. Best of luck to you.
Once neurotoxins like Botox & Dysport bind to a nerve they stop that nerve's movement (full effects are generally seen in 3-10 days.) It's the growth of new nerves in about 3 months that cause movement to return. No medication or over the counter will affect this, though some studies do suggest that sun exposure can shorten the beneficial effects of these treatments. Short answer- no, there's no need to worry that your Dysport will be broken down.
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No, antihistamines or any medication will not cause Dysport to wear off sooner. There is no way to dissolve or reverse Dysport once it has been injected. That being said, the effects are not permanent and should fade within 4-6 months.
Without knowing more details about your treatment it's difficult to say what may have occurred. You can try Benadryl (as long as you aren't allergic) and use cool compresses until you can reach your injector for an evaluation.
Yes, Dysport can have similar results to Botox to alleviate pain. Both can be used to help with TMJ pain and migraines, it is more preference on which you like better. It would be important to speak with your provider to further assess which one works better for you.
Dysport works by affecting the ability of the injected muscle to contract. The result is a softening of the wrinkles of the injected area. The treatment should not cause puffiness, especially nearly 6 months after injection. I encourage you to return to your injector for an evaluation.