Dysport

Dysport is an FDA-approved neuromodulator in the same family as Botox. It relaxes the muscles that create expression lines, softening forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet without adding volume or changing the shape of your face.

The practical differences are onset and spread. Dysport typically starts showing at two to three days rather than three to five, and it diffuses a little more from each injection point — which is why injectors often reach for it on a broad forehead, where that spread gives a smoother, more even result.

This is the single most misread thing about Dysport pricing. Dysport is measured on its own scale, and it takes roughly two and a half to three Dysport units to do the work of one Botox unit. So 60 units of Dysport is comparable to about 20 to 25 units of Botox — not three times the treatment.

That is why our Dysport tiers start at 60 units for $240, the same price as 20 units of Botox. Comparing the two by unit count alone will always look wrong; compare them by price and by area treated instead. Your injector will translate your usual Botox dose into the Dysport equivalent at your appointment.

Anything we would treat with Botox can be treated with Dysport, and the choice usually comes down to the area and your history with each product.

Dysport runs on the Aspire rewards program, the same one that covers Restylane. We enroll you and apply every point, coupon and promotion at checkout, so the prices you see here are the post-rewards prices rather than a starting number that grows at the register.

If you are already enrolled in Alle for Botox, there is no conflict — patients commonly collect on both and switch products based on what their injector recommends for the area.

Dysport is available at the Redlands studio, the Riverside studio and on mobile visits to your home or office anywhere from Redlands to Palm Springs, all at the same price. Both studios are open Monday through Saturday, 8am to 8pm by appointment, and consultations are always free.