Can undiluted Dysport be injected in face?

Both Dysport® and BOTOX® come
in powder form and must be diluted before use, so I’m unsure what your provider
meant by undiluted Dysport®. If it was a board-certified cosmetic surgeon’s
office, I would contact the injector and ask for clarification but, otherwise,
I would find a reputable cosmetic surgeon and work with them instead. It is
frustrating when you have already paid for the Dysport® injections, but you
don’t want to take any unnecessary risks with your health and safety.
 

 Botox, Dysport and Xeomin all require dilution prior to injection. It was wise of you to not go through with the injections. What you were told makes completely no sense it makes me question the skill and ethics of the injector. Best of luck.

Hi,
I believe the semantics are slightly off, as both Botox and Dysport come as powder in small vials, and must be reconstituted with preservative-containing or preservative-free saline to activate the neurotoxin and be in an injectable form. Next, Botox and Dysport are variations of the same toxin (botulinum toxin type A), but generally, there is a 2.5:1 or 3:1 Dysport : Botox ratio in terms of unit values. As such, I am unsure what that practitioner suggested, perhaps she meant that she would reconstitute with less saline for a possibly more potent neurotoxin concentration? I would further investigate.