Dysport

Dysport® in Lynn, MA

Smooth Fine Lines & Wrinkles at D&A Esthetics Med Spa

Looking for a safe, non-surgical solution to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and visible signs of aging? At D&A Esthetics Med Spa in Lynn, Massachusetts, we offer expert neurotoxin treatments designed to soften expression lines and create a refreshed, youthful appearance without looking frozen or overdone.

We use only FDA-approved neurotoxins, administered by experienced Nurse Practitioners and Registered Nurses, to deliver natural-looking results. Whether you’re interested in preventative dysport or treating existing lines, our goal is to slow the aging process while preserving natural facial movement.

What Is Dysport®?

Dysport® is a wrinkle relaxer that temporarily softens targeted facial muscles responsible for expression lines. By reducing repetitive muscle movement, Dysport® smooths wrinkles, prevents lines from deepening, and helps maintain a rested, rejuvenated look.

Treatments are quick, customizable, and require little to no downtime.

Areas Commonly Treated with Dysport®

Our Dysport® treatments are fully personalized and commonly used to treat:

Forehead lines
Frown lines / “11s” (glabellar lines)
Crow’s feet
Bunny lines
Lip flip & gummy smile
Chin dimpling
Jawline slimming & TMJ relief
Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Trap muscle slimming

Each treatment plan is based on your facial anatomy, muscle strength, and aesthetic goals.

Why Choose Dysport® at D&A Esthetics Med Spa?

Treatments performed by licensed Nurse Practitioners & Registered Nurses
FDA-approved Dysport® only
Natural, balanced results—never frozen
Personalized dosing for safety and precision
Transparent pricing discussed before treatment
Trusted med spa serving Lynn & the North Shore of MA

Your safety, comfort, and results are always our top priority.

Consultation & Pricing

Dysport® Consultation: $50
(Deposit applied toward your treatment)

During your consultation, our expert injectors will:

Evaluate facial movement and muscle activity
Recommend appropriate treatment areas
Determine the correct dosage
Review total cost before any injections are performed

We believe in full transparency, informed consent, and patient safety.

Book Your Dysport® Consultation in Lynn, MA

Whether you’re new to Dysport® or maintaining your results, our experienced team will create a customized plan to help you look refreshed, confident, and natural.

Book your Dysport® consultation today at D&A Esthetics Med Spa.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Dysport safe? Yes. When injected by a qualified provider, Dysport is FDA-approved, widely used, and considered very safe with minimal risks.

2. How long does Dysport last? Typically 3–4 months, though some people may see results last up to 6 months or as little as 2, depending on metabolism, dosage, and treatment area.

3. When will I see results? You’ll usually see noticeable changes in 3–7 days, with full results by 14 days after treatment.

4. Does it hurt? Most patients experience only mild discomfort—a quick pinch. Ice or a numbing cream can be used if needed.

5. What are the side effects? Minor bruising, swelling, redness, headache.

6. Will I look “frozen”? Not if done correctly. A skilled injector tailors dosage and placement to preserve natural expression while softening wrinkles.

7. Can I go back to work after treatment? Yes. There’s no downtime. You can return to normal activities immediately, but avoid lying down for 4 hours, exercise, alcohol, or touching the area for 24 hours

8. How often should I get Dysport? Most people schedule maintenance every 3–4 months to keep muscles relaxed and results consistent.

9. Can I combine Dysport with fillers or other treatments? Absolutely. Dysport is often combined with dermal fillers, microneedling, lasers, or facials for a more complete anti-aging or skin-rejuvenating plan. You must wait at least 2 weeks after dysport treatments to receive the services above.

10. Who should NOT get Dysport? Those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, has a neuromuscular disorder, or known allergy to botulinum toxin