Botox and Dysport are both classified as processed forms of botulinum toxin A. They are manufactured and purified using different techniques, which have significant implications for patients, but recovery after treatment is universal. So, regardless of what product was used, where it was injected, and how many units were consumed, your expected recovery will be the same for both Botox and Dysport. There should be no downtime after your treatment, and while you can go back to work or hit the gym immediately following your procedure, there are some restrictions to follow post-treatment. These include no vigorous or high-intensity exercise, light walking or cardiovascular only, no hot environments like saunas, hot tubs, tanning beds, and showers, no swimming, downward facing dog (yoga), and absolutely no touching, scratching, massages, or sleeping face down. Sleep with your head elevated at a 45-degree angle for 1 to 5 days to expedite recovery and ensure skin, vascular, and overall health. Patients receiving a Botox or Dysport treatment should also avoid any additional medical aesthetic treatments for 2 weeks as both toxin products are unstable and can migrate during the initial waiting period.