Dysport is only FDA-approved for treating glabellar lines, particularly ones that are moderate to severe. Anything else is technically off-label — but that doesn't necessarily mean it's bad or ...

Dysport's label will include a boxed warning of the possibility that the botulinum toxins may spread, Bloomberg reported. More information The FDA has information about its ongoing safety review ...

The label extension was a result of Allergan and Ipsen, the manufacturer of Dysport® (abobotulinumtoxinA), selectively waiving their respective orphan exclusivity marketing rights in pediatric ...

Dysport will have to carry the infamous black ... In addition to revising the label's warning language, the drugmakers also will have to send "dear doctor" letters that enumerate the possible ...

Dysport has been around since 2009 and has become a popular choice for those looking for a more natural-looking result. One ...

Study participants were randomized 4:1 to receive a single dose of Dysport ® (50U, the dose in the FDA-approved label, 75U, 100U or 125U) or placebo and followed for nine months. The primary ...

Dysport and Botox are nonsurgical forms of wrinkle treatment. Dysport is only approved for glabellar lines, or the area between your eyebrows. Botox is approved for treating forehead lines and ...