You will need to mark the injection site using standard staining techniques (Minor's Iodine-Starch Test) and sterile 30-gauge needles. BOTOX 0.1-0.2mL aliquots are injected into the hyperhidrosis from 1-2 cm. Repeat injections may be necessary until the clinical effect has subsided. If the hyperhidrosis is stable, repeat injections might not be necessary.
Dysport
To reduce the appearance of glabella wrinkles, a doctor can perform Dysport in the office. This helps to reduce the distance between the eyebrows. These lines are more obvious and visible as the patient relaxes. This cosmetic treatment can be used for patients with moderate to severe lines. A dermatologist can also help you differentiate between mild and severe wrinkles. A doctor can make the procedure as painless as possible, and can even numb any affected areas.
Although both types are made from the same ingredients and have similar effects, their trace protein contents make one injection more effective than its counterpart. Botox can be used to treat facial lines, while Dysport can be used to treat larger areas. Both are safe, effective and long-lasting. Despite the similarities between these injectables, Dysport may be better for treating small areas and pesky wrinkles.
Botox, Dysport and Dysport are safe for adults. However certain patients should stop taking these medications before they receive the treatment. While both injectable treatments work well and are safe, there is a possibility that they could interact with other medications. Botox and Dysport can interact with blood thinners, muscle relaxers and anticholinergic medications that are used to treat Parkinson's Disease. Before starting any treatments, patients should speak with their doctor.
200 units of botox
On average, a person needs 30 to 50 units of Botox. They typically need 3 to 4 treatments per year. Dosage should be adjusted in accordance with the effect of each session. Injections should not be repeated if the effect has diminished. Muscles that have been injected must continue to function. A dose of six units/kg of botox should be sufficient for patients under 34 kg.
Botox 200 units can reduce urinary incontinence episodes. This is according to clinical trials. The drug is also approved in 90 countries, the United States included. Patients suffering from infection at the injection site or with urinary incontinence should not use it.
For a successful outcome, the doctor should inject the botox solution two millimeters (mm), below the skin's top. To ensure minimal leakage and intradermal injections, the needle must be held at 45 degrees from the skin's surfaces. Avoid injecting directly through an inkmark on the abdomen. It can result in a permanent tattoo effect.