Dysport in Madison, CT
Turn your frown upside down with Dysport®! This injectable is used to treat moderate to severe frown lines quickly and easily in Madison, CT. Presented as a new alternative to BOTOX®, Dysport is FDA-approved to relax the nerve impulses that cause these unwanted deep facial lines.
Dysport in Madison, CT can dramatically reduce the appearance of:
- Moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows
A more radiant, younger-looking appearance is possible with Dysport. The results of Dysport appear quickly and allow you to move your face naturally, resulting in a rejuvenated appearance with little to no downtime.
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For natural-looking facial rejuvenation, contact Aria DermSpa at 203.421.6674 to schedule your personal consultation for Dysport in Madison.
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Frequently Asked Questions
By blocking the signal from the nerve to the muscle, Dysport reduces muscle activity between the brows, limiting the contraction of the muscles that cause frown lines.
Many patients enjoy their results and improved appearance three to five days following treatment. Patients can expect little to no downtime.
Swelling, bruising and redness at the injection site are the most common side effects experienced with Dysport. However, these symptoms typically dissipate quickly and on their own.
You can expect results of Dysport to last three to five months.
For natural-looking facial rejuvenation, contact Aria DermSpa at 203.421.6674 to schedule your personal consultation for Dysport in Madison.
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