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33 clinics in Charlotte list Dysport on their own websites. Each one below links to the page we read it on.
Neither neurotoxins nor fillers are named in the statute or the Medical Board's position statements.
| Licence | Allowed | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor | Yes | Physicians may inject. The Board expects a licensee to base novel or off-label use on sound published evidence, and calls prescribing from answers to a set of questions inappropriate. |
| Nurse practitioner | Supervised | Nurse practitioners prescribe only with a supervising physician who gives written instructions and a policy for periodic review. |
| Physician assistant | Supervised | Physician assistants work under a physician's supervision, which is continuous but does not require the physician to be present. Since 30 June 2026, a PA with more than 4,000 hours of practice, and more than 1,000 in the specialty, may practise in a team-based setting without a supervising physician after registering with the Board. Whether a team-based PA may work in a med spa not owned by physicians is not settled by the texts we read. |
| Registered nurse | With order | The Board of Nursing says neuromodulator and dermal filler injections are within an RN's scope as prescribed or ordered by a physician, nurse practitioner, PA or other prescriber. The prescriber's presence on site is not required, but the prescriber must complete the client evaluation and issue the order. |
| LPN | Supervised | The Board of Nursing says a licensed practical nurse needs on-site supervision, with the prescriber completing the client evaluation and issuing the order. |
| Medical assistant | Unclear | Medical assistants are not licensed and have no scope of practice set by the Board of Nursing. They may work under delegation from licensed providers if all applicable laws permit it. We found no Board statement on whether an unlicensed person may inject under a physician's delegation. |
For cosmetic use, it is approved for one area: frown lines between the eyebrows, in adults younger than 65.
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21 of these 33 clinics mention financing on their own websites, most often through Cherry, CareCredit, Alphaeon.
A clinic that doesn’t mention financing may still offer it. Ask for the lender’s terms.
Up to four months for frown lines. Neuromodulators in general typically last about three months. Ask your provider what to expect.
Neither neurotoxins nor fillers are named in the statute or the Medical Board's position statements. By licence: doctor, yes; nurse practitioner, supervised; physician assistant, supervised; registered nurse, with order; lpn, supervised; medical assistant, unclear.
With order. The Board of Nursing says neuromodulator and dermal filler injections are within an RN's scope as prescribed or ordered by a physician, nurse practitioner, PA or other prescriber. The prescriber's presence on site is not required, but the prescriber must complete the client evaluation and issue the order.
No. They are different brands of botulinum toxin type A, with different labels and different cosmetic approvals. Our comparison page sets the two side by side.
Not for cosmetic use. For frown lines, it is approved for adults younger than 65.
No. Dysport units cannot be converted into units of any other botulinum toxin product.
33 of the 89 clinics we list in Charlotte mention Dysport on their websites.
Most do. 21 of these 33 clinics offer financing, most often through Cherry, CareCredit or Alphaeon.
No Charlotte clinic is graded yet.
33 clinics list Dysport on their own websites. Sorted by Google rating, for clinics with 10 or more reviews.
Its website says: Our Tox treatments — including Botox®, Daxxify®, and Dysport® — are designed to soften fine lines and dynamic wrinkles while preserving natural facial expression.
(carolinahealthspan.com/medical-aesthetics, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Dysport
(nuancefacialplastics.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Botox or Dysport
(zemmedspa.com/botox-or-dysport, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Wrinkle Relaxers (Botox, Dysport, Xeomin)
(drmelissamarks.com/services, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: The page lists: Dermal Fillers, Dysport, IM Injections, IV Hydration, Kybella®, Liquid BBL, Sculptra, Skinvive, plus the Walk-In Botox Bar.
(capizzimd.com/injectables, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: Facial balancing may include dermal fillers, hyaluronic acid fillers, Botox, Dysport, Sculptra, or a combination of treatments.
(aestheticsurgerycharlotte.com/injectables-fillers/facial-balancing-services, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Dysport
(vocimedspa.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website lists Dysport (m2medicalspaandwellness.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Dysport – RPR
(empowermd.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: Injectables: Utilize neurotoxins like Botox and Dysport to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, achieving a smoother, more youthful complexion.
(align-medical-aesthetics.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
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