Dysport, Dysport Information and Dysport Treatments

With an impressive track record in Europe that goes back 17 years, Dysport®, also known as Reloxin, is supported by more than a decade of clinical experience. In New Zealand, Dysport® was the first botulism toxin Type A to be approved for medical use, and it has been used there for more than twelve years. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration has sanctioned Dysport® for both therapeutic and cosmetic use and it is now available through NuU Medspa!

Think about the way that your face moves during the day. When you squint, smile, cry or frown, your face is contracting and where the muscle moves, the skin creases. As we get older, our skin loses the elasticity it had during youth and rather than bouncing back, those creases become deeper and more permanent. Frown lines, which occur between your eyes can be one major factor in making you look aged and upset!

This is where Dysport® comes in. A Dysport treatment essentially immobilizes the muscles that you use to frown, causing your skin to smooth out. You will find that you are going to get a less worried expression on your face and that you will attain a much more youthful expression. Dysport® may have some variation in how long it lasts for different people and which course of treatment they can take; make sure that you speak with your specialist regarding what you expect.

After several Dysport treatments, many people realize that they can go without a treatment for a longer period of time. In part, this is because they have unlearned the habit of frowning or squinting and this can serve them quite well.

When you are interested in seeing what Dysport® can do for you, you will discover that there are clinics all over the country that are interested in helping you. This can help you look younger in no time at all!

Additional Dysport Information

Dysport-The New Alternative to Botox
Just this past April, the FDA approved Dysport® for use in the United States. Where before Botox was the only option, this opens up the field of gentle, affordable line and wrinkle removal. In years past, expensive plastic surgery was the only way to remove lines. What was once the province of the rich and people who made their living through their faces was now something that could had by all. Dysport® gives Botox a run for its money in this field, and it is important for you to figure out what it can do for you. How does it work and what do you need to know before you try it? Read More...

The New Wrinkle Reducer - Dysport
Dysport® is essentially clostridium botulinum, and it has been around for quite some time. It was often used to treat issues like cerebral palsy, poor neck alignment and muscle spasms, but recently the FDA has approved it for use in the field of treating wrinkles and excessive sweating. Dysport® is simply the brand name, and after favorable results in Europe, many in the United States are looking forward to it. Read More...

Dysport - Your New Anti-Wrinkle Solution
For a long time, Botox has led the market when it comes to removing facial lines and getting rid of the signs of aging. People find that Botox is their solution when they want to remove the lines that have started troubling them, but it is important to remember that it is not the only solution around! With Dysport®, people are getting another solution, one that is less expensive and may even be more effective for them. In many ways, you will find that Dysport®, which lasts for six months and is accomplished without surgery or face lifts, might be something that you have been looking for. Read More...

Dysport Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How is Dysport used?

Tiny amounts of Dysport are injected to the facial muscles to relax the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

2. What are the side effects of Dysport?

Common side effects include temporary bruising and/or swelling.

3. Can I go out to dinner immediately after?

Absolutely! There is no downtime associated with Dysport.

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