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Write a ReviewI Am Concerned About Late Side Effect (Left Eyelid Drooping) of Dysport Injection - Ft.Lauderdale, FL
- aak1
- updated 3 years ago
- Not Sure
- Cost: $700
- Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Hello. Two weeks ago I had Dysport injection on my...
- 23 Oct 2009
Hello. Two weeks ago I had Dysport injection on my forehead and eyes ares. the day after theinjection I had some headache and drooping eyelids and soon recovered from the side effects.
Two days ago I noticed that my left eyelid drooped again. The right eyelid is fine. I am very concern since this is the third time I have this type of treatment in intervals of 6 months and never had side effects before. However, my other 2 treatment were done with botox.
Is it possible that th is a late side effect of the dysport? How can Itake care of this problem. I discussed about ths problem wit my surgeon ver the phone since he is out of town, and made an appointment to see him on Monday. I am really concerned about it :-(...
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I just had my AHA! moment in reading other comments. I had been thinking maybe it was stress or being tired, but now I realize it's from the Dysport.
I'm going to repeat the thought that a class action lawsuit is in order here. This stuff is dangerous and should be taken off the market. If Big Tobacco can be held accountable for lung cancer (when people CHOOSE to smoke), then the Pharmaceuticals should be held liable for this.
The doctor has now admitted that Dysport seems to "spread" to unwanted areas. In other words, it doesn't stay where you inject it. It travels. She said Botox seems to stay more concentrated... she said that she's had other patients have the same complaints and problems.
I have the same eyestrain that another gal mentioned, and tire easily because I'm trying to lift my lids to compensate for the Dysport effect. So far the lids have not returned to normal, and I fear they won't, which probably means surgery!
I think Dysport should be held accountable, and if anyone here is interested in joining together for a class action lawsuit, I think there are enough of us with similar problems, that Dysport should be sued.
The doctor has now admitted that Dysport seems to "spread" to other areas/muscles, and doesn't stay where it should. She said many clients are going back to Botox as a result.
It's been a total of 5 months since my injections, and I'd say my eyebrows are finally back to where they should be, BUT my eyelids are not! I also have the aforementioned eyestrain, and tire easily because I have to work harder to lift my eyelids enough to see. I will probably need eyelid surgery, and I think Dysport should pay for it. This stuff was supposed to make me look younger and feel better about myself. Instead, I'm depressed and embarrassed, and look like I aged as a result.
Anyone interested in going in on a class action lawsuit?
I bought 50 units of Dysport for $99 and also qualified for a $50 rebate if I got the injections before the New year. 50 units sounded like a lot for so little money and I was soon disappointed to learn at the office that they must use three times the units than with botox to get the same results. Now I am incredibly unhappy with the results. My left eyebrow now has a high arch while my right eyebrow is flat and straight across. My left eyelid has sagged and drooped so badly that I know longer have a visible eyelid. I feel I look much older with this side effect and I would like to request my money back. Has anyone successfully done this?? Would I request a refund from Dysport or the Medical spa that did the injections?
I will never use Dysport again!
Have faith, you will get there I promise.