Can Dysport be used as a filler?

Thank you for your question. Dysport is used to temporarily paralyze muscles and it is most commonly used to treat facial wrinkles. Dysport is not to be used as a filler. I recommend you follow up with your board certified plastic surgeon to discuss treatment options for fuller lips. 

Dysport is not a filler.  It works by reducing muscle activity that creates the look of wrinkles.  It has been used to treat fine lines around the lips, but this is an off label use and should be done only by an experienced injector.  It is not used to make the lips plumper.  There are several fillers available to choose from that can enhance the lips.

No, Dysport is not like a filler. Rather, it is
similar to BOTOX Cosmetic and is used to minimize the "dynamic
wrinkles" caused by repetitive movement of facial muscles when our
expressions change throughout the day. These wrinkles form in the forehead, at
the corners of the eyes (crow's feet), and between the brows (worry lines), in
addition to other places. I would stick with JUVÉDERM to treat fine lines
around the mouth and to give you fuller lips. Restylane and Restylane Silk are
also good filler options for this area. Always make sure the person doing these
injectable treatments is supervised by a board-certified facial plastic surgeon
or dermatologist. Thanks for your question.

Thank you for your question.Dysport is a neuromodulater, not a dermal filler.  It is used to relax muscles as opposed to filling areas of volume loss.Hope this helps.

Dysport is used around the mouth for smoker's lines, but not as a filler. Relaxation of the pucker will smooth out many of the smoker's lines. Combining this with a filler can maximize the results.