Dysport® is an FDA-approved injectable that temporarily reduces the appearance of facial wrinkles for a smoother, more youthful look. By relaxing targeted facial muscles, it softens frown lines, forehead wrinkles, and crow’s feet while maintaining natural expression.


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What is a Dysport Injection?

Dysport works similarly to Botox, both targeting fine lines and wrinkles caused by facial expressions. Approved by the FDA in 2009, Dysport is a safe, non-invasive treatment that smooths and relaxes the skin.

During treatment, small injections are administered into the targeted muscles, usually requiring 3–5 injection points per area. No local anesthetic is needed, and the procedure is minimally uncomfortable. Most sessions are completed in about 15 minutes.

Once injected, Dysport temporarily prevents the muscles from contracting, which helps reduce existing wrinkles and prevents new lines from forming.


How Long Does Dysport Last?

Results typically last 12–16 weeks, though individual results may vary. To maintain results, most patients schedule 3–4 sessions per year.


Effectiveness of Dysport

Clinical studies show Dysport is highly effective. A 2019 study found that over 80% of participants experienced significant improvement in frown lines.

Individual results vary based on muscle activity, skin type, and treatment area. Following your clinician’s pre- and post-treatment instructions is essential for achieving the best outcome.


Possible Side Effects

Dysport is generally safe, and side effects are rare. Possible side effects may include:

  • Mild bruising at the injection site

  • Drooping eyelids

  • Temporary muscle weakness

  • Facial asymmetry

Using precise injection techniques and thinner needles can minimize these risks. Following post-treatment instructions is essential to ensure optimal results.


Dysport vs. Botox

Both Dysport and Botox are non-invasive, minimally painful treatments with results lasting 3–4 months. Key differences include:

  • Coverage area: Dysport spreads further and is ideal for larger areas, like the forehead, while Botox is often used for smaller, targeted areas.

  • Cost: Dysport is typically slightly less expensive than Botox.


Who Should Avoid Dysport?

Dysport is not recommended for individuals who:

  • Are allergic to botulinum toxin or cow’s milk

  • Have infection, swelling, or muscle weakness at the injection site


Cost of Dysport

The cost depends on the number of units used and the areas treated. To get a personalized estimate and treatment plan, schedule a free consultation with L’Amour Medspa today.