Does the Dyaport really work good?

In terms of efficacy, both Botox and Dysport have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Botox has a longer history in terms of packaging and marketing, and its global sales far exceed those of Dysport. If you are considering Botox injections, a crucial factor is the licensed physician. Botox is a controlled substance in Hong Kong and must be administered by a doctor. However, many unlicensed beauty salons and unregulated medical aesthetic centers (especially in Mong Kok and Causeway Bay areas) sometimes employ unqualified personnel to perform the injections. Unless you are very cautious and request to see their registration documents, you cannot be certain whether the person administering the injection is a doctor approved by the Hospital Authority. All injections carry risks, and injections performed by unlicensed personnel can easily lead to fatal accidents. Therefore, in addition to choosing a large, reputable medical aesthetic center, it is most important to directly ask the doctor administering the injection whether they are a registered doctor in Hong Kong before payment to ensure your appearance and safety.

The effectiveness of different types of botulinum toxin injections (such as Botox, Dysport, etc.) is directly proportional to the dosage required to avoid side effects. Choosing a legitimate and reliable medical aesthetic center and ensuring the correct dosage is crucial. Sometimes we see celebrities whose faces become stiff and look like plastic figures due to excessive injections.