Injectables #29963

Two weeks after a Dysport treatment, you're looking at what this injectable toxin can do across three zones: the forehead, the glabella, and the crow's feet. This patient is in her fifties. In the after photo, the horizontal forehead lines visible in the before image have settled considerably, the glabellar area between the brows appears smoother, and the fine lines fanning out from the outer corners of the eyes are visibly reduced. Dysport works by temporarily limiting muscle contraction in the treated areas, which is what produces that change in the skin's surface. No surgery, no downtime. The after photo was taken at the two-week mark, when results from this type of treatment are typically well established. Shown with the patient's written consent.