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Dysport in Portland, OR

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26 clinics in Portland list Dysport on their own websites. Each one below links to the page we read it on.

26list Dysport
The Oregon rule

Who can perform Dysport in Oregon

We found no Oregon statute or rule that lists which licences may inject neurotoxin or fillers. The answer comes from each profession's own scope.

Botox and fillers in Oregon, by licence
LicenceAllowedCondition
DoctorConditionsMedical Board rule 847-017-0003 says that injecting a medication or substance for cosmetic purposes is the practice of medicine and must be performed as an office-based surgical procedure. The rule binds the Board's licensees: doctors, osteopathic doctors, podiatrists and physician associates.
Nurse practitionerUnclearNurse practitioners are licensed by the Board of Nursing.
Physician assistantConditionsPhysician associates (Oregon's title for physician assistants) work under a collaboration agreement signed by a physician, podiatric physician or employer. The degree of collaboration is decided at the associate's primary place of practice. We found no rule on whether a physician must be on site.
Registered nurseUnclearThe Board of Nursing says it depends. The nursing law does not expressly authorise any procedure for all RNs, and an RN may accept only an assignment within their own scope of practice. An RN may not diagnose or prescribe, so in a cosmetic practice the RN's role is to help carry out a health care provider's treatment plan.
LPNUnclearWe found nothing on licensed practical nurses injecting.
Medical assistantUnclearMedical assistants are not regulated in Oregon. The Medical Board's guidance says they must be adequately supervised by a licensed physician or physician associate, may not provide independent medical judgment, and should not give assessments or diagnoses or do invasive procedures.
EstheticianNoThe Health Licensing Office's practice clarification (guidance) says cosmetic injectables are outside the practice of esthetics.

All Oregon rules, with sources

Before you book

Before you book: what to ask and expect

For cosmetic use, it is approved for one area: frown lines between the eyebrows, in adults younger than 65.

Questions to bring

About the treatment

About my health

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At a glance, from the label

How long it lasts
Up to 4 months
The label's figure for frown lines.
Repeat treatment
No sooner than every 3 months
The label says so. Ask your provider.
Cosmetic area on the label
Frown lines
Adults younger than 65.

Read the full Dysport guide

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Financing

Can you finance Dysport in Portland?

21 of these 26 clinics mention financing on their own websites, most often through Cherry, CareCredit, PatientFi.

A clinic that doesn’t mention financing may still offer it. Ask for the lender’s terms.

Questions

Dysport FAQs for Portland

How long does Dysport last?

Up to four months for frown lines. Neuromodulators in general typically last about three months. Ask your provider what to expect.

Who can legally do Dysport in Oregon?

We found no Oregon statute or rule that lists which licences may inject neurotoxin or fillers. The answer comes from each profession's own scope. By licence: doctor, conditions; nurse practitioner, unclear; physician assistant, conditions; registered nurse, unclear; lpn, unclear; medical assistant, unclear; esthetician, no.

Can an esthetician do Dysport in Oregon?

No. The Health Licensing Office's practice clarification (guidance) says cosmetic injectables are outside the practice of esthetics.

Is Dysport the same as Botox?

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.

Is Dysport approved for people 65 and older?

Not for cosmetic use. For frown lines, it is approved for adults younger than 65.

Can I compare Dysport units with Botox units?

No. Dysport units cannot be converted into units of any other botulinum toxin product.

How many clinics in Portland, OR offer Dysport?

26 of the 65 clinics we list in Portland mention Dysport on their websites.

Do these clinics offer financing?

Most do. 21 of these 26 clinics offer financing, most often through Cherry, CareCredit or PatientFi.

Dysport in Portland, OR: 26 Clinics Compared (2026)