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BothBotox and Dysport are made with botulinum toxin type A proteins and work in asimilar fashion. The Dysport® protein is slightly smaller allowing it to workmore quickly; 2-3 days after treatment. For people wanting to look good for anevent, trip, etc. with short notice, Dysport® might be a better option sinceresults can be seen faster than with Botox®. A skilled provider can determine the amount of units needed to optimally treat forehead lines or frown lines.#Dysportunits #Dysporttreatsforehead #DysportvsBotox
Likethe more well known Botox® brand,Dysport® is an injectable used to temporarilyimprove the look of frown lines without changing the look of your whole face.The untreated facial muscles still work normally, allowing you to freely showfacial expressions, such as smiling, in untreated areas. Over time, theuse of muscles above and between the eyebrowscause wrinkles. Injecting Dysport® into these areas, blocks thesignal from the nerve to the muscles, reducing muscle activity. Theresult is temporary softening or elimination of visible wrinkles/lines.A skilled provider will help decide how many units are needed for the forehead line corrections.#Dysporttreatsforeheads #Dysportforeheadlines #Dysporttreatments
The dose that is appropriate is tailored to the individual patient, but a common dose is ~50 units. For actors and younger patients that want to maintain their full range of facial expressions while still reducing and softening their lines, I use 20 units. For patients with large foreheads and extensive forehead lines I may use as many as 60 units. One thing to keep in mind is that in general, a higher dose will last longer than a lower dose injected with the same pattern.
Hi Debra. We usually use 30-60 units depending on how deep the lines are and how many of them there are. 45 is a good average. Good luck.
In general, 30-50 units of Dysport is adequate to improve the appearance of lines present on the forehead. However, this may vary depending on the patient. The amount of Dysport necessary to get the desired effect may depend on: 1) Severity of the lines that require correction 2) Time since previous treatment, if applicable 3) Any other circumstances unique to the patient I would recommend a consultation with an experienced physician, as he/she may be able to best assess your needs. Thanks and good luck!
For the horizontal forehead lines, I would recommend using anywhere from about 30-60 units of Dysport. I recommend that you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon for an evaluation.
Thank you for your question. For horizontal forehead lines specifically with dysport, about 25-60 units is expected. Be certain to be under the supervision of a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with expertise in injectables for the safest and most effective treatments. I hope this helps.
I have used Dysport since its introduction and have had great success with it. On the average an area will require 50 units of Dysport this compares equally with 20 units of Botox. But no one is exactly average and depending on the depth of the lines and patients response more or less units may be required. After your first treatment your physician will have a better idea of what your needs are.
Dear Debra85, Everyone s a little different depending on the size of the forehead I typically use 25-50 units depending on how little movement someone wants Best regards, Nima Shemirani
The answer really depends upon how severe the lines are and the position of the eyebrows. More extensive lines require additional Botox or Dysport. However, if your eyebrows are low or drooping excessive treatment will result in more severe eyebrow droop. The decision requires an experienced injectors clinical judgement. However, I commonly use a range from 8-10 units of Botox or 20-25 units of Dysport to treat the forehead. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACS
It is difficult to assess what is really going on from just the photos. It may be that you are experiencing a part of the aging process around the eyes. You may be a good candidate for surgery in the future.
Thank you for your question. There are several reasons that a pimple may develop. This may be coincidental as acne breakouts are not common from an injection reaction. Be certain to be under the supervision of a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with expertise in injectables and...
Glad to hear your dry eyes are feeling better. Heavy eyelids after the type of injection may be due to over weakening of the forehead muscles secondary to the Dysport. It may cause your eyebrow to droop and this commonly results in a heavy eye feeling. Typically, side effects...