Enjoy a younger, wrinkle-free face that looks and feels completely natural.
Aging is unavoidable, but looking old isn’t. Dysport is a muscle relaxant like its predecessor BOTOX that reduces the appearance of lines and wrinkles caused by repetitive movement. At The Spiegel Center in Newton, Massachusetts, our expert injectors use Dysport to smoothen skin and rejuvenate the face without sacrificing movement. Dysport and Xeomin are often recommended for those who have tried BOTOX but find their bodies metabolize it too quickly.
In less than thirty minutes, you can erase frown lines and have a younger-looking face. Dysport is a muscle relaxant which tends to spread into the target area faster than BOTOX. There is no downtime associated with Dysport, and patients typically go right back to their daily activities post-treatment.
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