| Dysport is a simple, effective, non-invasive alternative to Botox that Doctor PAUL MINTZER uses in HOLYOKE to reduce and smooth out fine lines and wrinkles on the forehead and around the eyes. |
| Dysport was developed as an alternative to Botox to help those patients who want fine lines and wrinkles melted away. It is also a treatment for those who suffer from cervical Dystonia and associated neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease. |
| The typical Dysport patient in Massachusetts is experiencing forehead lines, crow’s feet, as well as smile and frown lines around their eyes and would like to appear more relaxed and less tired. Dysport is not recommended for people with certain neuromuscular disorders, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you have further questions regarding Dysport feel free to talk with PAUL MINTZER about it at your next visit. |
| Treatments like Dysport have varying degrees of results depending upon the individual and the area being treated. Typically, after a Dysport treatment with Doctor PAUL MINTZER , patients enjoy a relaxed appearance, smoothing of wrinkles of the forehead and around the eyes, and some lifting of the eyebrow and potential opening of the eyelid. |
| Dysport may not completely erase or diminish all wrinkles. The effects of Dysport are temporary and will require subsequent treatments every four to six months. Dysport also has no effect on wrinkles caused from sun damage or aging. Further treatments like a brow lift, face lift, or laser treatments may be needed and can be performed by Dr. PAUL MINTZER at Massachusetts if desired. |
| To reduce patient anxiety and increase patient comfort, Doctor MINTZER uses a tiny needle to inject small amounts of Dysport into specific locations in and around the face. Patients can expect the entire process to take around 20 minutes. Because any discomfort associated with the injection is minimal, no local anesthesia or sedation is needed and patients can resume normal activities right away. Patients may drive themselves home or return to work afterward. Occasionally, some patients experience a headache after that can be treated using a mild pain reliever such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Other patients may have some slight bruising at the injection site but this is temporary and can be easily covered with makeup. |
| Treatment costs will vary from patient to patient based on the amount of Dysport needed to achieve the desired look. Ultimately, the total cost will be dependent on how many units are used for the treatment. Note that Botox “units” and Dysport “units” are not equivalent, so don’t try to compare prices using “units”. Patients can expect the cost in Massachusetts to be between around $275 for a treatment “site”. |
| Dysport for cosmetic use is not typically covered by insurance. Dysport treatment for adults with cervical Dystonia, however, is normally considered medically necessary and may be covered. Please check with your insurance provider if you have questions regarding your coverage. |
| As with any procedure, if you have any questions feel free to contact PAUL MINTZER any time. |
| Dysport is a simple, effective, non-invasive alternative to Botox that Doctor MINTZER in Massachusetts uses to reduce and smooth out fine lines and wrinkles on the forehead and around the eyes. |
| Dysport was developed as an alternative to Botox to help those patients who want fine lines and wrinkles melted away. It is also a treatment for those who suffer from cervical Dystonia and associated neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease. |
| The typical Dysport patient in Massachusetts is experiencing forehead lines, crow’s feet, as well as smile and frown lines around their eyes and would like to appear more relaxed and less tired. Dysport is not recommended for people with certain neuromuscular disorders, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you have further questions regarding Dysport feel free to talk with PAUL MINTZER, P.A. about it at your next visit |
| Treatments like Dysport have varying degrees of results depending upon the individual and the area being treated. Typically, after a Dysport treatment with Dr. MINTZER , patients enjoy a relaxed appearance, smoothing of wrinkles of the forehead and around the eyes, and some lifting of the eyebrow and potential opening of the eyelid. |
| Dysport may not completely erase or diminish all wrinkles. The effects of Dysport are temporary and will require subsequent treatments every four to six months. Dysport also has no effect on wrinkles caused from sun damage or aging. Further treatments like a brow lift, face lift, or laser treatments may be needed and can be performed by Dr. MINTZER at Massachusetts if desired. |
| To reduce patient anxiety and increase patient comfort, Dr. MINTZER uses a tiny needle to inject small amounts of Dysport into specific locations in and around the face. Patients can expect the entire process to take around 20 minutes. Because any discomfort associated with the injection is minimal, no local anesthesia or sedation is needed and patients can resume normal activities right away. Patients may drive themselves home or return to work afterward. Occasionally, some patients experience a headache after that can be treated using a mild pain reliever such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Other patients may have some slight bruising at the injection site but this is temporary and can be easily covered with makeup. |
| Treatment costs will vary from patient to patient based on the amount of Dysport needed to achieve the desired look. Ultimately, the total cost will be dependent on how many units are used for the treatment. Note that Botox “units” and Dysport “units” are not equivalent, so don’t try to compare prices using “units”. Patients can expect the cost in HOLYOKE to be between around $275 for a treatment “site”. |
| Dysport for cosmetic use is not typically covered by insurance. Dysport treatment for adults with cervical Dystonia, however, is normally considered medically necessary and may be covered. Please check with your insurance provider if you have questions regarding your coverage. |
| As with any procedure, if you have any questions feel free to contact Doctor PAUL MINTZER any time. |