Dysport
Both Dysport and Botox are considered safe and effective for the temporary treatment of moderate to severe wrinkles. The effects of Dysport may show up sooner, but botox may last longer. Follow-up injections are necessary to maintain the results you want.
Both injectable muscle relaxants can provide you with your desired results through the injection of a botulinum toxin A formula. However, the specific formula used to manufacture Dysport is a little different. The treatment process is incredibly similar, but the slight formula difference makes Dysport a little better for the treatment of mild cosmetic concerns.
Dysport is also FDA-approved to treat wrinkles and folds caused by dynamic muscles. If you’re concerned about crow’s feet developing around your eyes, Dysport may not be appropriate for you because it may spread outside of the targeted area and relax surrounding muscles. It may be appropriate if you want to improve the appearance of your forehead.
Jeuveau
Jeuveau is a botulinum toxin type A injection used in the treatment of wrinkles. It’s also sometimes called the new Botox, or “Newtox” for short, because it’s a new version of the same active ingredient used in original Botox cosmetic injections.
While Jeuveau shares some similarities with Botox, there are key characteristics that make this injection stand apart from other botulinum toxin injections. Jeuveau is a better fit for certain types of facial wrinkles compared to Botox— all at a slightly cheaper price.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Jeuveau for the treatment of wrinkles in February 2019. It’s a new type of botulinum toxin A injection.