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How Do You Correct Eyelid Drooping from Dysport?

asked 5 months ago by smsg in Tennessee
Latest answer by Gary Goldenberg, MD
Question viewed 123 times
Tags: 1 week post-op, droopy eye, options

I had Dysport injected one week ago to give me a little lift in the brow. About 5 days in I noticed some drooping of the left eyelid and haven't really seen any brow lifting. Botox has always done this for me in the past. I am wondering if adding some Botox would lift the brow and how long do I need to wait to go back to the Botox.

4 answers to How Do You Correct Eyelid Drooping from Dysport?

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Droopy lid with Dysport

The most important thing to first decide is whether the drooping is your eyelid or your brow. These would be treated differently. Lid droop can be treated with iopodine drops. I would go back to the person that injected and see what they say as an experienced person might be able to correct this. A true lid drop often clears in just a couple of weeks regardless. This can happen with Botox as well as Dysport but some think that Dysport has to be injected more carefully so go to someone... more
Jo Herzog, MD

Birmingham Dermatologist
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Droopy eyelid after botox/dysport

An eyelid droop can occur after treatment with botox or dysport. Sometimes iopidine drops can help. See your doctor that performed the procedure and decide on the course of action.
Gary Goldenberg, MD

New York Dermatologist
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Droopy eyelid after a Dysport injection

The use of iodipine drop can mask the droopy eye until the Dysport wears off enough to lift the eyelid, but you need to discuss with your doctor the side effects of the iodipine as you might have some mild vision effects with its use.
Julio Garcia, MD

Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon
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Correcting droopy eyelid

Greetings~ The first thing to figure out is if your brow has dropped and as a result makes your eyelid look droopy or if it truly your eyelid. If the arch in your brow has flattened, then most likely it is the brow that has dropped. If your brow still maintains its original arch and can move up when you contract your forehead then it's the eyelid. In either case, be reassured that the results are temporary and will subside on their own. Adding more Dysport or... more
Grant Stevens, MD

Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon

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