Dysport Precision that moves with you.
Expert neurotoxin placement for natural-looking wrinkle relaxation, brow positioning, and facial harmony, administered by a physician who understands both anatomy and aesthetics.
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Like You, Refreshed
The difference between neurotoxin that looks natural and neurotoxin that looks overdone comes down to one thing: the injector. Neuromodulators like Botox and Dysport temporarily relax the muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles. When placed correctly and in the right amounts, the result is a face that looks refreshed and rested, not frozen or treated.
At Superior Health Medical and Wellness, every neuromodulator treatment is physician-administered and anatomy-driven. Dr. Akers evaluates your facial structure, your muscle activity patterns, and your aesthetic goals before placing a single unit. The goal is never to erase expression but to harmonize the face, soften what draws the eye, and help you look like the best version of yourself.
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From forehead lines and crow's feet to brow lifting and hyperhidrosis treatment, Dr. Akers provides expert physician-administered neurotoxin at Superior Health. Explore the treatment areas below.
Make All the Difference

Botox and Dysport are prescription medications that must be administered by a licensed medical professional. Complications, while uncommon, are significantly more likely in non-medical settings. Physician administration means you have a full medical evaluation, proper dosing, and someone qualified to manage any concerns that arise.
Understanding facial anatomy in three dimensions is what separates artful neurotoxin placement from results that look overdone. Dr. Akers approaches every treatment with precise knowledge of the muscles, depth, and insertion points underlying each treatment area and adjusts technique based on your individual muscle structure.
Neurotoxin results improve over time with a consistent treatment relationship. When Dr. Akers tracks how your muscles respond and how your aesthetic goals evolve, she refines dosing and placement over successive treatments for increasingly natural and satisfying results.
Moves With You
Expertly placed neurotoxin that relaxes the muscle, not the moment. Natural results, physician precision, every time.
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Neurotoxin Options
Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) and Dysport (abobotulinumtoxinA) are both botulinum toxin type A formulations that produce the same mechanism of action: temporary muscle relaxation through blockade of acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction. The differences lie in their molecular weight, diffusion pattern, onset time, and unit equivalencies.
Dysport tends to have a slightly faster onset, typically two to three days compared to Botox's three to five days, and a slightly wider diffusion pattern, making it well-suited for larger areas like the forehead. Botox's more targeted spread is advantageous in precise areas like around the eyes and lips. Both produce results lasting three to four months for most patients.
Dr. Akers selects between Botox and Dysport based on your treatment areas, desired outcome, and prior treatment experience. Both are FDA-approved, extensively studied, and available at Superior Health Medical and Wellness.

Start to Finish
Neurotoxin appointments begin with a facial assessment and treatment plan discussion. Dr. Akers reviews your concerns and goals, evaluates your anatomy and muscle activity, and explains exactly what she plans to do and why. Treatment itself is quick, typically 15 to 20 minutes. A series of small injections are placed with a fine-gauge needle. Discomfort is minimal and brief.
You can return to normal activity immediately. Results begin appearing in two to five days and reach full effect in 10 to 14 days. Dr. Akers schedules a two-week follow-up to assess results and address any areas that need a small touch-up. There is no downtime, and any minor redness or pinpoint bruising at injection sites resolves within hours.
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