Allergan must hate the new, cool, popular kid at school. His name is Medicis Pharmaceutical, and he manufactures the Botox alternate, Dysport; which has raised steep market competition. In April of 2009, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved this new injectable cosmetic for the treatment of wrinkles. Dysport, another derivation of botulinum toxin, specifically…
Commonly Asked Questions about Dysport Botox has become somewhat of a household name. Because of the media, we commonly associate Botox with celebrities and dermal fillers in general. However Dysport is Botox’s newest rival. Here are some answers to common questions about this new type of injection. What is Dysport? Dysport and Botox are both…
When one is a victim of smile lines and wrinkles, they almost automatically choose Botox treatment. Although there is nothing wrong with doing so, it is important to know that there is an alternative treatment for frown lines and nasolabial folds—Dysport. Many patients, like those living in Torrance of Los Angeles, California, are uninformed about…
Over time, facial skin movement by the forehead muscles forms lines between the eyebrows. Otherwise known as frown lines, they form due to the way a person’s face moves such as laughing and squinting. Because facial movements form such frown lines, it is no surprise that they develop even in younger adults such as those…
Dysport For Treating Facial Lines and Wrinkles
It wouldn’t be completely off to say that Dysport is the new Botox. While the two drugs function in largely the same way, there are some differences, and many people prefer one over the other. Dysport is a purified form of botulinum toxin A, made into an injectable serum which serves several medical purposes, one…
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