Use standard staining techniques such Minor's Iodine-Starch Test to determine the injection area. Also, use sterile 30 gauge needles. BOTOX 0.1 -0.2mL aliquots can be injected into hyperhidrosis by injecting at distances of 1-2cm. Repeat as necessary until the clinical effects subside. If the hyperhidrosis is stable, repeat injections might not be necessary.
Dysport
The appearance of glabellalines, which run upwards between the eyebrows and towards the forehead, can be reduced by a physician performing Dysport in his clinic. As the patient relaxes, these lines become more visible and noticeable. This cosmetic treatment is for people with severe to moderate glabella lines. A dermatologist is able to help you identify between moderate and severe lines. The doctor can also help to make the procedure pain-free and can numb the area.
Both types of injections contain the same ingredients, but they differ in their trace protein content. This makes one more effective than the others. This is because Botox is used to treat facial wrinkles, while Dysport is used to treat large areas. Both are safe, effective and long-lasting. Dysport may be a better choice for treating small areas and wrinkles.
Botox/Dysport are safe for adults. However, patients who have taken these medications should discontinue them before receiving treatment. While both injectable treatments work well and are safe, there is a possibility that they could interact with other medications. Botox can interact with blood thinners, muscle relaxers, anticholinergic medications, and other drugs used to treat Parkinson’s disease. As such, patients should discuss their medical history with their doctor before starting any treatments.
200 units of botox
Each treatment requires between thirty and fifty units of Botox. Most people require three to four treatments each year. Dosage should be adjusted in accordance with the effect of each session. Injections should not be repeated if the effect has diminished. Muscles that have been injected must continue to function. The recommended dilution of the botox for use on adults is 200 units per injection per treatment site, whereas for patients less than 34 kg, a dose of six units/kg is sufficient.
Botox 200 units per day can reduce the frequency and severity urinary retention. It is approved in over 90 countries, including the United States. It should not be given to patients suffering from infections at the injection site, incontinence, and/or urinary retention.
For a successful outcome, the doctor should inject the botox solution two millimeters (mm), below the skin's top. To avoid leakage, the needle should always be held at 45deg from the skin's surface. Avoid injecting directly into an ink line on the abdomen. This can cause permanent tattoos.