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I Had Dysport Done in My Glabella. My Eye Has Drooped Can This Be Fixed? (photo)
I have sent some pics it is the eye marked with L it is much smaller and when I put make up on I have to hold my eyebrow up ,my right eye is a little bit affected but not as bad as my Left eye I asked the doctor to injected it to make my eye brows look higher as well as my"Glabella". but this has done the opposite I didn't have this before I had Dysport .Can this be fixed with more Dysport thankyou it has been a four weeks since i was injected I will not do this again .
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Dysport
Unfortunately this can occur with all injections whether it is Dysport, Botox, or Xeomin. It may be that the Dysport was placed incorrectly. As long as the Dysport is placed correctly, this should not occur again.
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Eyelid droop after Dysport
Your left eyelid is heavier because the Dysport paralyzed the portion of your forehead muscle that raises the eyebrow (and eyelid). It may be possible to temporarily improve the situation until the Dysport wears off by putting a little Dysport at the tail of the L eyebrow to weaken the muscle that pulls your forehead down. One could also place filler into the L eyebrow to raise and lift it a little.
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Don't blame dysport
All injections, whether filler, botox, dysport, or the new xeomin, are technique dependant. I would recommend waiting this out as it will resolve. Also I would recommend further treatments with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has experience with injectables.
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Dysport for Glabella - Poor Result - Options
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You have limited options.
If you do not want any more botulinum toxin treatment, then your best option is to ignore the situation. It will eventually wear off. This might take 2 to 4 months. Often it is possible to have a balancing treatment but obviously you would not want your injecting physician to do this service as they have just demonstrated that they basically don't know what they are doing.
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Do not get more Dysport
Your eye drop is based on the site and amount of Dysport that was injected, most likely. When injecting the frontalis muscle the eyebrow itself can drop if the injection wasn't done properly for you. Usually people who experience this do not have it last for the entire 3-4 months, and it will begin to wear off sooner than that. While some very experienced injectors can fix this with some additional small amounts injected to raise the outer portion of the eyebrow, based on the fact that you...
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Forehead muscle [frontalis]
What has happened is that the muscle responsible for elevating the eyebrow [frontalis muscle in the forehead] has been weakened more so on the left side.
It is possible to get the left brow slightly higher with a very directed injection just underneath the outside corner of the eyebrow, but you would need an experienced injector.
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Dysport bad result
The bad result is not related to the drug. It is related to the experience , or lack of, of the injector.
Your brow has drooped some. If the right muscles were injected as well then there is nothing to do but wait till the effect of dysport subside.
If the frown muscles are still functional and the lateral brow was not injected further manipulation of these muscles may work. Best is not to do anything.
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