Dysport vs. Botox: What's the Difference?
Both smooth expression lines, but they differ in onset and spread. Here is how they compare in speed, longevity and who each suits best.
A realistic look at how long Dysport lasts, what affects it and when to schedule your touch-up.

For most people, Dysport results last about 3 to 4 months. Lines start to soften within a few days, and the effect gradually fades as the muscles slowly return to normal movement.
Longevity varies from person to person. Regular, well-timed treatments often help results feel smoother and more consistent over time.
Here is what most patients experience after treatment:
No two faces are the same, and several factors influence how long your results last.
The goal is not to freeze your face. It is to soften lines while keeping you looking like you.
Most patients return every 3 to 4 months, ideally as movement starts to come back rather than after lines have fully returned. Booking at that point helps keep results steady and natural.
If you are new to Dysport, your injector will review your first results with you and set a schedule that suits your face and your goals.
Book a complimentary consultation and we will build a schedule that works for you.
Keep reading
Both smooth expression lines, but they differ in onset and spread. Here is how they compare in speed, longevity and who each suits best.
What to expect at your first visit, how much it hurts, and how to tell if Dysport is the right fit for you.