Dr. Charles Mok compares three neuromodulators: Xeomin kicks in around 2-3 days, Botox 3-5 days, and Dysport 5-7 days. Xeomin may last about a week longer than the others, while Dysport spreads the most and Xeomin the least.
How long does it take for it to kick in? Actually, okay, so if we look at the three major toxins that we're seeing right now, which is xeomin, Botox and Dysport. Xeomin has the fastest onset, about two to three days in women and three to five event Botox in between, about three to five days in women. Five to seven days of men in dysport is a little bit longer, about five to seven days in women and a little bit longer in men. Now in terms of how long they last, Xeomin's got a little edge, lasts about a week or 11 days longer. The dysport dosing is not matching up with Botox and Xeomin but there's a ratio we use to get them the same. So we're using equal clinical doses. Go faster onset, lower duration of xeomin, Botox, you know, bum in the middle and then the dysport a little shorter, long lasting and a little longer onset. Dysport spreads the most, Xeomin the least. Botox treatment twins. You have subtle differences.
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