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What's your favorite non-surgical plastics treatment?
I hit the big 30 and it's like I noticed crow's feet and glabellar lines overnight. So I've been looking into either botox or dysport because of the price. However, I haven't ruled out all of the others quite yet. Anyone have any overwhelming emotion...love or hate...for any of these products? Please share your stories (and your clinic if you live in Denver!).
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Re: What's your favorite non-surgical plastics treatment?
I've tried Botox and Dysport for frown lines. I barely noticed a difference with either product, but I really didn't buy enough to stop my frown muscles, so next time I'll know better.
Dysport isn't really cheaper, because you need more. If you look at the dosing, you'll see this.
Both Dysport and Botox are sold price per unit, and the price per unit of Botox is higher than the price per unit of Dysport. But, the unit dosing of Dysport is much higher than the unit dosing for Botox. In other words, one "dose" of Botox is a smaller volume of product, meaning fewer injections. Dysport is priced cheaper because you need more Dysport to produce a result.
If I had to choose between Dysport or Botox I'd choose Botox because it's fewer injections and I hate injections!
Thanks for the input ladies. I think I am going to try Botox out.
And NB, I think I worded my OP in a confusing manner. I meant that Botox and Dysport were cheaper than Restalyne and some of the others I briefly looked at. I did notice the unit difference that is needed for Botox and Dysport. I totally agree wtih you about desiring fewer injections though!
Appreciate all of the help.
Botox can be dangerous, I would suggest that you really research it well beforehand, and be sure to make sure that you're dealing with a reputable and well reviewed practitioner. I would suggest Kollagen, it's a product that's been clinically proven to increase your body's own natural product of collagen by around 300%.
http://aphroditereviews.com/kollagen-intensiv-review