Botox vs Dysport: Differences, Suitability & What to Expect

The Science Behind Botox and Dysport

Both Botox and Dysport are FDA-approved neurotoxins to temporarily improve the appearance of facial lines. The goal of treatment is to temporarily block muscle activity at injection sites, limiting movement, which prevents the development of new fine lines and wrinkles. The number of units needed depends on the individual.

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Botox Injection Treatment Process

Typically, the entire appointment will take about 20 minutes. The treatment is started by mapping out your facial muscles and then stragically placing each injection at the site.

Botox Aftercare And Recovery

Results are typically reached 14 days after your treatment. we'll take a more conservative approach if this is your first appointment, and you may need a two-week foolow-up treatment. This ensures a more natural appearance and optimal results without the risk of overtreating.

FAQs

You’ll see results within a few days, but it may take up to two weeks for the full results to appear.
Duration varies by patient, and dose often affects longevity. In general, the more units you receive, the longer results may last. For most patients, results last about 3 months. Follow-up Botox or Dysport treatments are needed to maintain smoother skin.
For 4 hours after treatment, remain upright to help prevent the spread of Botox or Dysport. It’s also recommended to avoid exercise and aggressively rubbing your face for 24 hours following treatment.
Yes. If side effects occur, they’re usually mild and fade quickly. You may notice:
  • Redness
  • Headaches
  • Flu-like symptoms
  • Nausea
  • Bruising