I have no experience with Dysport, but am going back to my doctor next week for another round of Botox (he does a "brow lift" on me that has worked wonders) and will ask him about it then. I'd be interested in learning more.

TR, Curious how a Botox "brow lift" works. I have one eyebrow lower than one and wonder if it would help make them even?

Yes, I think it would if done properly. I didn't get Botox to take care of creases in my forehead, but in order to life my brow line slightly and thus open up my eyes more, which were becoming a bit hooded. It really worked well, but is starting to wear off at about the 3-month mark, just as my doctor said it would. I would definitely speak with a doctor about what you're wanting to achieve with lifting one eyebrow and see what s/he recommends.

I think I remember reading that Dysport might spread around a bit more than Botox after being injected, so if used in areas where you don't want any spreading, like close to the lips, it's not a good idea. But for broader areas it can be an advantage.

Oh thank you TR and how interesting about the brow lift!

Gail, hmmm...I can see how that could be very undesirable!

Thanks TR (just saw this after swearing off the internet for the holidays.) If I remember correctly you didn't use the Voluma? That's what I'm considering and from all I've read I expect good things. :-)

I did get Voluma, as well as Botox. Voluma in my cheeks and temples, and Botox in my brow area and chin. I absolutely love the Voluma, and feel it made a huge difference in giving my face a needed "lift" without looking overdone/fake. It was a little more intense than getting the Botox (ok, it actually hurt in a couple of spots where it was injected close to the bone), but I will absolutely keep it up. It's worth every bit of discomfort and every penny that it cost me.