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Hello Hello1024.There's no reason for you to avoid Dysport when your surgery is 24 hours later. Best wishes with both procedures, Dr. ALDO :)
In my opinion, there would be no problem having a Dysport treatment the day before undergoing foot surgery while under anesthesia.
there is no reason why you cant do this treatment when you have surgery as it takes 2 weeks to fully kick in anyway. best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question. Yes, it is safe to have Dysport injected the day prior to foot surgery. Typically, Dysport requires a few hours to bind to its site of action. Therefore, having anesthesia the next day shouldn't affect your results. Best of Luck!
Thank you for your question. It is perfectly safe to get Dysport® treatments the day before having foot surgery and being placed under general anesthesia. The product should not have any effect on the safety of the surgery, nor should the surgery interfere with your results. I do not recommend facial surgery the day after injecting a product into the face so as to not cause the product to drift, but in the case of foot surgery, you should be fine.
There is no contraindication to Dysport and general anesthesia. Generally, a neuromodulator like dysport requires a few hours to bind to its site of action, so having a general anesthetic the next day shouldn't affect your results. Good luck!
Thank you for your question. Having Dysport shouldn’t affect your foot surgery. However it’s always best to get a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist.
Yes, it is safe to have Dysport injected the day prior to foot surgery. It takes 2 weeks to see the full effect of the injections.
Dysport can be safely used to treat facial wrinkles one day before undergoing anesthesia. There is no contraindication to using botulinum toxin and anesthesia together. In fact, in some surgeries, botulinum toxin is used medically and injected while the patient is asleep. Hope this helps!!Johnson C. Lee, MD Plastic Surgery.
Thanks for your question. A dropped eyebrow (brow ptosis) can occur after Dysport treatments - it typically occurs when Dysport is injected too low or when too much Dysport is injected to the forehead muscles. Dysport typically lasts about 3-4 months. Communicate to your injector your conce...
Thanks for your questions. Number of units vary from person to person. It is better to have an exam and a formal consultation. On average, I might use 10 to 20 in the crow's. Maybe 50 to 60 in the frown and possibly 40 to 60 on the forehead. Men usually need more than women.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
Dysport and Botox are neuromodulators which relax the muscles where injected. I suspect a lot of your other lines and wrinkles have gone away or softened seriously and the vertical lines are left behind. I suggest you see your injector for a proper evaluation and treatment plan.Best wishes Dr. ALDO
It is highly unlikely that a patient would have zero response to Botox or Dysport when injected properly in the proper dosage. Some patients require more units than others, but this dosing varies from one person to the next. I always tell my patients that their lines will not disappear imm...
Bags under the eyes are a complicated anatomical problem that develops with age. Therefore, it needs a multi-modal approach. Neuromodulators like Dysport and Botox are only part of the solution in other words. I suggest have a full evaluation and consider other modalities like chemical peels,...
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