Dysport is one of the most effective neurotoxins used in the temporary removal of wrinkles and fine lines from facial skin. At Rousso Adams Facial Plastic Surgery, we carefully examine your skin type and discuss your expectations to provide the optimal dosage and treatment to ensure natural-looking results.
What is the primary FDA-approved indication for Dysport, and how does it address both dynamic and static lines?
Dysport is FDA-approved specifically for moderate to severe glabellar lines (the vertical frown lines between the eyebrows), though it can also be used off-label for forehead wrinkles. It works by blocking nerve signals to the targeted facial muscles, preventing the contractions that cause dynamic lines. Over time, relaxing these underlying muscles also softens the appearance of static lines caused by age-related collagen and elasticity loss.
How quickly do Dysport results appear, and what is the typical timeline for full effect?
Initial results from Dysport injections are generally visible within about 3 days post-treatment. Patients typically continue to see progressive improvements in skin smoothness for up to one week as the muscle relaxation reaches its full effect.
What key post-procedure precautions must be followed for the first 48 hours after a Dysport treatment?
For the first two days after receiving Dysport, patients must avoid massaging or rubbing the treatment area to prevent the product from diffusing into unintended facial muscles. Additionally, patients should avoid drinking alcohol, exposing themselves to extreme heat, and engaging in strenuous physical exercise during this 48-hour window.
Who is considered an ideal candidate for Dysport, and are there age or health restrictions?
Ideal candidates are healthy adults under 65 years of age who have moderate-to-severe wrinkles around the eyebrows or forehead. Candidates must be at least 18 years old, free of active skin infections in the treatment area, not pregnant or breastfeeding, and have no history of neuromuscular diseases or allergies to Dysport ingredients.


