Dysport is commercialized by Galderma (the same company that produces Restylane products) and it's name is less well-known than that of Botox in the US and Canada, but it has been used in Europe for many years. You may remember hearing the name Reloxin, which is Dysport's previous name. Dysport is approved in 69 countries around the globe and has been used for over 25 years in clinics worldwide. Dysport is a local muscle relaxant (or neuromuscular blocking agent) adapted from Type A Botulinum Toxin and is used for both aesthetic and therapeutic purposes. One of Dysport's indications is for temporary reduction in moderate to severe glabellar lines (commonly referred to as the "11 lines"). Come disover why 97% of women treated with Dysport are satisfied with their results!