Dysport® offers a fast-acting option for softening expression lines, helping smooth frown lines and other dynamic wrinkles while preserving natural movement.
The most common area treated with Dysport® is the frown lines between the eyebrows, often called the “11 lines.” It can also be used in other areas of the face, depending on individual needs and provider recommendations.
Most patients see results that last up to 3 months, though response time can vary. To maintain the most consistent outcome, it’s generally recommended to repeat treatments every 3 months.
Dysport® is priced at $5 per unit. The total cost depends on your treatment area and the individual needs of each patient. For example, treating the frown lines between the eyebrows typically requires 60–75 units, though individual dosage may vary.
You can receive Dysport® at VERVE Medical Cosmetics, with locations in New York City, New Jersey, Westchester, Long Island, and Miami.
Dysport® units and BOTOX® units are not equivalent in strength or measurement. Dysport® uses a different unit measurement due to its unique molecular formulation, typically requiring a conversion ratio of roughly 2.5 to 3 units of Dysport® for every 1 unit of BOTOX®. This difference is purely mathematical and does not mean one product is stronger or less effective than the other.
High-metabolism individuals and dedicated athletes who engage in intense cardiovascular training frequently process neurotoxins faster. Increased blood circulation and daily metabolic activity can shorten Dysport’s average 3-month duration to roughly 2 to 2.5 months, requiring slightly more frequent maintenance sessions.
Dysport’s natural diffusion creates exceptionally smooth, soft results across larger treatment zones. In expert hands, migration is never an issue—Dr. Bracci’s precise micro-dosing and deep anatomical mastery ensure targeted, controlled outcomes every time.
No. Dysport® bypasses surface skin layers to target underlying muscles directly, making it safe for patients with skin sensitivities or topical allergies.
