You should define the area to be injected using standard staining techniques like Minor's Iodine-Starch Test or sterile 30 gauge needles. BOTOX 0.1-0.2mL aliquots are injected into the hyperhidrosis from 1-2 cm. Repeat the injections as often as necessary until you feel the clinical effects diminish. If hyperhidrosis has stabilized, repeated injections may not be necessary.
Dysport
Dysport can be performed in the doctor's office by the patient to reduce the appearance or glabella line. These lines run from the forehead and upward 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. In addition, a dermatologist can help you distinguish between moderate and severe wrinkles. Additionally, a doctor can make it as painless as possible and can even numb your area.
Although the ingredients in both types of injections work the same way, the trace protein content of each treatment makes it more effective. This is because Botox is used to treat facial wrinkles, while Dysport is used to treat large areas. While both are safe and effective, the main differences between them include how much is used and how long the results last. Despite the similarities between these injectables, Dysport may be better for treating small areas and pesky wrinkles.
Botox or Dysport are safe to use for adults. However some patients should be careful about taking these drugs before undergoing the treatment. Both injectable treatments can be safe and effective but they can interact with other medications. Botox can interact with blood thinners, muscle relaxers, anticholinergic medications, and other drugs used to treat Parkinson’s disease. Before any treatment begins, patients are advised to discuss their medical history with doctors.
200 units of botox
The average person requires thirty to fifty units of Botox for each treatment and typically needs three to four treatments per year. The dose should be adjusted according to the results of previous sessions. It is not recommended that the amount be increased before the effects have disappeared. However, the injections must still be effective and functional. For adults, the recommended dosage of botox is 200 units per treatment site. Patients less than 34kg should only receive six units per kg.
Botox 200 units per day can reduce the frequency and severity urinary retention. The drug has been approved in more 90 countries, which includes the United States. 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 prevent leakage and ensure that the injection is intradermal, the needle should be held at 45 degrees to the skin's surface. Patients should not inject directly through ink marks on their abdomen. You could end up with a permanent tattoo.