Dysport Beverly Hills

Skin Verse Medical Spa Beverly Hills offers popular Dysport and Botox injections for Beverly Hills patients for reversing fine lines and wrinkles on your face, forehead, and brows.

What is Dysport?

Dysport is the first and only FDA-approved botulinum toxin that allows you to maintain an open expression with no risk of facial asymmetry. Built on more than 30 years of consistent, safe clinical use, Dysport is an alternative to cosmetic surgery and botox for the treatment of moderate to severe glabellar lines (frown lines) between the eyebrows.

How do Dysport anti-aging injections work?

Dysport is a neuromodulator, and it uses a form of botulinum toxin to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. The injector will inject a small amount of Dysport into the target muscles to relax them and limit their movement. As a result, the skin becomes smooth and the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles is reduced. By decreasing muscle movement, it will prevent the formation and worsening of wrinkles, which are usually a result of aging, genes, and stress.

Dysport is a wrinkle-fighting treatment that works on the muscles that cause frown, squint, and other lines. It does this by temporarily blocking the action of acetylcholine—a neurotransmitter that causes muscle contraction via botulinum toxin A, a neuromuscular blocker, relaxes these muscles to reduce the appearance of wrinkles. 

Essentially, Dysport temporarily reduces frown lines and crows feet by preventing movement that causes wrinkles to form.

Treatment Instructions for Dysport in Beverly Hills

Prior to treatment, a thorough medical history check will be done with our amazing and experienced injection and Beverly Hills aesthetics staff and team during your your consultation to determine if you are a perfect candidate for Dysport injection.

Dysport is not recommended for pregnant or lactating women. It is also not recommended for people with milk allergies or allergic reactions to botulinum toxin products. You will be asked to stop taking some medications, including supplements, a few days before your scheduled Dysport treatment. It includes:

  • Muscle relaxants
  • Allergy medications
  • Medicines for colds
  • Blood-thinning medicines
  • Sleep aids
  • Nutritional supplements
  • Alcoholic beverages

Getting Dysport injected is a simple, non-invasive procedure performed in a doctor’s office or a medical spa. The injection is given by an aesthetic surgeon, a dermatologist, or a licensed nurse injector. The procedure starts with the application of topical anesthetic to numb the target area, keeping you comfortable throughout the procedure. After a few minutes, the target area is fully numb and our experienced staff will start to inject Dysport in different target areas around the forehead and eyebrows. The injection itself is not painful because of the numbing agent, but you will feel a slight pressure from the injection. The entire procedure may only take a few minutes to complete, including the preparation and follow-up instructions.

After the procedure, you will experience slight bruising and swelling on the injection part, but no recovery time is needed, and you can go home right after the procedure. The desired results are obvious, but it would take three to five days for the results to be more noticeable. Take care of your face after your injection by staying away from alcohol and letting the area dry before touching it.

Avoid doing the following after the procedure:

  • Avoid rubbing the site to prevent the spread of toxins, which will cause an uneven appearance on the forehead.
  • Do not perform any strenuous exercise for a few hours after the procedure.
  • Eventually, the Dysport will be absorbed by the body, and your face will go back to its pre-treatment state. Hence, a follow-up session is needed, ideally every four to six months.

Dysport FAQs

What are the possible side effects for Dysport in Beverly Hills?
The side effects are minor and do not necessitate immediate medical attention.These side effects will eventually resolve on their own. These include:
  • A feeling of discomfort at the injection site
  • Mild headache
  • Nausea
  • Emergence of a rash and hives near the injection site

If these side effects do not subside after a day or two, you should inform your doctor. Although it rarely happens, Many people are just fine after Dysport injections, so long as proper assessment is done and the procedure is done by a highly qualified medical professional.

Neurotoxin treatments like Dysport have been a big help in restoring youth and preventing premature skin aging. However, it has gotten some bad raps for creating frozen emotions, but it usually happens when the procedure is not done properly, such as injecting the wrong dosage and wrong muscles. This scenario can be completely avoided by choosing the best medical spa. Hence, the importance of doing thorough research to make sure the procedure is carried out by a highly trained and licensed medical staff.
The cost of Dysport injection varies, but it usually ranges around $450 per session. It would be best if you were to ask the medical spa about the precise cost before the procedure, so you would be able to avoid surprise bills. Please note that cosmetic procedures such as Dysport injections are not usually covered by medical insurance. They might cover such a procedure if it is done for reasons other than cosmetic, such as in the case of muscle spasticity. On the other hand, many medical spas and clinics offer a payment plan of sorts

Botox and Dysport are botulinum toxins that temporarily reduce muscle activity. Dysport works faster and its effects last longer, making it the more expensive choice. If you’re looking for a bargain, Botox is a better choice.

Botox and Dysport are both on the market as non-surgical cosmetic solutions to various facial muscle and wrinkle conditions. So which is more expensive? Botox injections cost between $6 and $12 per unit, while Dysport is more expensive at $9 to $20 per unit and injectable collagen costs even more at around $1000 – $5000 per treatment.

Treatment options can be confusing. You may be asking yourself, “What is the difference between Botox and Dysport?” Both are injectables designed to temporarily improve the look of your frown lines and crows feet. Both products are manufactured and distributed by Allergan, who also manufactures Juvéderm, Latisse, Restylane and Perlane.

 

These injectable products work by temporarily relaxing muscles that cause wrinkles or furrows to appear on the face. Although these brands are similar, there are some key differences in how they work and which physicians may offer them. Botox and Dysport are both neuromodulators. They work by targeting facial muscles to relax them and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. However, the way they block these nerve impulses differs. Botox works by blocking two types of receptors in your muscles: acetylcholine and NMDA. Dysport is considered more powerful than Botox because it blocks three types of receptors: acetylcholine, NMDA and an enzyme called GABA-B which occurs naturally in the body.

Dysport is a great option for those who are looking to improve their appearance, but don’t want the pain or recovery time associated with an invasive procedure. It’s an excellent choice for those with darker skin tones and can last up to four months upon each session. For top Dysport treatments and other aesthetic treatments like Botox or Morpheus8 near the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills, visit our top-rated medical spa, Skin Verse Beverly Hills, which is only 2.4 miles or 9 minutes away by driving.

Dysport is a type of neurotoxin injection that helps in the treatment of wrinkles and fine lines in the face. It functions the same way as Botox, but Dysport and Botox have different toxins and potencies. It works by paralyzing facial muscles to prevent the formation of wrinkles. However, the effects are not permanent, and so re-administering the neurotoxin is a must to keep the skin wrinkle-free. Dysport injection is non-invasive and effective in targeting vertical wrinkles on the forehead, in between the eyebrows, and reduces the appearance of glabellar lines.

Dysport is the first and only FDA-approved botulinum toxin to temporarily relieve moderate to severe glabellar lines. Its innovative formulation allows you to achieve more balanced, natural-looking results that are longer lasting than other neuromodulators which makes it  an effective yet very safe cosmetic treatment that can smooth wrinkles between the eyes and smile lines, on the forehead and around the mouth. Dysport is just one of the many injectables used for cosmetic improvement. One of its main advantages is that it remains effective for 3 to 4 months after the procedure, so it’s frequently a good option for people who are hesitant to commit to make a lifetime decision such as a surgical procedure or Botox. When it comes to wrinkles, there’s no ‘one size fits all’ solution. Many people need a different treatment for each part of their face. This is why we offer Dysport.

Dysport is very good at targeting glabellar lines; vertical wrinkles on the forehead, specifically in between the eyebrows. However, it is only suitable for people with moderate to severe glabellar lines. It targets a type of wrinkle called a dynamic wrinkle, which is slightly obvious when your face is at rest. The moment you make an expression, the wrinkles become more noticeable, making you look older than your actual age. You will then start to become conscious of your facial expressions. Injectable dermal fillers and neuromodulators such as Botox and Dysport, are commonly used for the correction of wrinkles and facial lines. The most common areas for injection include forehead crows feet, marionette lines and frown lines. The forehead is the area where we see a lot of wrinkles – mainly crows’ feet, forehead furrows and frown lines. Correcting these can give your face an overall smoother appearance and help you feel more confident.