Every time we laugh, smile, frown, or squint, tiny wrinkles form, revealing our actual age. Luckily, there is a safe, popular solution for these lines and creases called Dysport. Like BOTOX, Dysport is made with Botulinum toxin type A. When injected, Dysport temporarily freezes the tiny facial muscles responsible for wrinkle-forming contractions. The skin can smooth out with the muscles neutralized, restoring a relaxed, youthful, and inviting facial expression.
Dysport is formulated slightly differently than BOTOX, so it’s an excellent alternative to BOTOX for certain patients. Results can be seen within 24-48 hours, and there is no downtime or recovery.
Dysport is effective for anyone seeking to reverse bothersome frown lines, forehead creases, and crow’s feet. Injections with Dysport can help you reclaim a more engaging, youthful countenance without requiring a lengthy recovery period, incisions, anesthesia, or scarring. Dysport works for patients of all genders, ages, and backgrounds. It is beneficial for those who haven’t found relief using BOTOX. Call our offices today to discuss how Dysport can help you to look and feel your best.
Directly after your Dysport treatment, you should avoid lying down and avoid touching, poking at, or massaging your skin. Minor side effects such as a headache, swelling, tenderness, or bruising at the injection sites tend to fade quickly, usually by the end of the day. Patients can return to their normal activities immediately after their Dysport session.
Dr. Shermak is a top-rated plastic surgeon serving Baltimore and beyond. She goes to great lengths to deliver stunning results personalized to your unique wishes and aesthetic tastes. Employing an artistic eye and evolved understanding of natural beauty, Dr. Shermak oversees all non-surgical treatments, ensuring your utmost safety and an elegant, nuanced result.
Dr. Shermak obtained her medical degree from the prestigious Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, completing a demanding combined residency in general and plastic surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Shermak is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. She is Board Certified in Plastic Surgery and is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery (ASPS) and the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS).
Approved by the FDA, Dysport injections are non-invasive and safe. It is uncommon for patients to experience severe side effects. Most notice some minor bruising or swelling at the injection sites, but these symptoms disappear quickly. Dr. Shermak will go over all the risks of Dysport with you during your initial meeting.
Dr. Shermak advises that patients avoid exercise for 4-6 hours after their session. This gives Dysport a chance to settle in the injected areas. It’s also important to avoid touching your face or disturbing the treated areas, as this can cause the product to migrate and be less effective.
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$100 in office consultation fee. If patient decides to go ahead with the treatment, that $100 will be credited towards the procedure
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This is a new day, with new safety protocols. Our goal is to keep everyone safe and respect the continued concerns COVID-19 may present.
The state of Maryland is now fortunately downgraded to Yellow Status. COVID stress on the medical system has lessened and most areas in the state no longer mandate masks.
Currently in our office we are maintaining sterile surfaces and compulsive cleaning protocols – as always. We are requesting information about vaccination status, to particularly better help us prepare for patients interested in surgical procedures.
We are not mandating masks. We do respect our patients’ wishes and will wear a mask when requested to do so. We want our patients to be absolutely comfortable. All of our staff are vaccinated.
This is certainly an evolving issue and we will continue to pivot as COVID statistics change – hopefully for the better! Thank you!
