Could One Treatment of Dysport Be Used on Several Different Areas of the Face?

When using Botox the question is not whether one treatment is enough but how many units are needed for the desired effect. I am aware of practices that charge a set price for Botox treatment. However, every patient has different anatomy and different goals for their treatment. Therefore, the important measure is how many units your injector suggests will give you the desired result. This is the reason why many practices charge for Botox by the unit. In many cases it will save you money if you need only a few units (say less than 25). It also gives your injector the freedom to treat you with the number of Botox units that will give you a pleasing result.
Best,Stephen Weber MD, FACS

Yes. Several different areas can be treated at the same time using Dysport. Like Botox, Dysport works by weakening the muscles that cause certain wrinkles. The mos popular area are the frown lines, forehead and crow's feet areas. Bunny lines on the nose and near the corners of the mouth are other areas that are sometime treated. Dysport and Botox are so popular because they work so well, are affordable and have very little risk. Beware of offers too good to be true. These medicines can be diluted and you might not really receive the full amount needed to get you the best result. Go to a reputable doc and you shouldn't have a problem. Have fun.

Since Dysport works the same way as Botox, it can be used in the same areas, which are typically where there are wrinkles caused by hyperactive muscles of expression. This is usually the upper face, sucha s the furrows between the eyebrows, and "crow's feet" around the eyes.

Dysport is reconstituted as a solution.  In a given treatment session, any number of areas might be treated.  Note that not all facial issues can be treated with botulinum toxin.  Dysport like BOTOX is excellent for periocular issues.  The lower face is much better addressed with fillers treatments like Restylane.

Greetings~

You can have multiple areas treated during one session or office visit.  Most patients do a few areas at once. (for example: Crows feet, Glabella (between the brows), and Forehead) Some offices charge by the unit, so you pay for the amount injected regardless of where the Dysport is placed.  Other offices charge by the area or for a standard amount.  If they charge for a standard amount, it is up to you where you want the Dysport but if you put inadequate amounts in a number of areas you won't be happy with the results or the longevity

Good luck~

Dr. Grant Stevens