Information about Dysport Treatment in Dallas Texas

Dysport ™, a botulinum toxin wrinkle-reducer very similar to Botox Cosmetic, was recently FDA-approved for use in the U.S. and will soon be available at SKINTASTIC. Dysport is a very popular treatment throughout Europe and other parts of the world.

Physician injectors who have worked with both Botox and Dysport have reported that while the two are relatively comparable, they sometimes prefer one over the other in certain facial areas, due to differences in the onset of results, and spread of effect. Dysport is decidedly faster-acting and has a greater "spread" (giving a more "natural" look); while Botox tends to remain more localized, allowing for greater precision and predictability in the treatment area, but possibly requiring more injections in the course of a treatment. SKINTASTIC will offer both treatments.

Jeffrey Adelglass, M.D., F.A.C.S., a cosmetic physician and Medical Director of SKINTASTIC Medical and Surgical Rejuvenation Center of Plano, who is currently one of the largest injectors of Botox in North Texas and the U.S., says, "the major benefits of Dysport to the cosmetic patient will be that there are fewer injections, and treatments hopefully will last a little longer." However, Dr. Adelglass also stresses that "knowing your cosmetic injector has the right credentials and training will be very important."

Please call the SKINTASTIC scheduling desk at (972) 620-3223, extension zero to schedule your complimentary evaluation or treatment appointment for Dysport.

SKINTASTIC and Dysport in the News

Dr. Adelglass was recently featured on both CBS11 TV Dallas and the 33TV news discussing new Dysport wrinkle relaxer. Dr. Adelglass was one of the first doctors to treat patients with Dysport in the U.S. Because of his extensive experience working with cosmetic injectable treatments, as well as minimally-invasive laser, ultrasound and radiofrequency body sculpting technologies, he is often called upon by local media to share these new and exciting medical and surgical breakthrough aesthetic treatments with the public.

If you'd like to view those news stories, here are the links:

CBS11 TV News (July 24, 2009)
The 33TV News (June 18, 2009)