95 Units of Dysport - Too Much?

95 units of Dysport can be a sufficient amount depending on which areas were treated. It is hard to say if this amount was too much not knowing exactly where it was injected. If it was used on different areas such as your glabella, forehead, and crows feet, then it would definitely be within a reasonable range of units to be used for all 3 areas.

Both Dysport and Botox yield very similar results.  The main difference is the amount of units that are used.  You will have to use about 2.5 times as many units of Dysport as you would for Botox.  

Without evaluating you, I cannot advise you about the appropriate number of units but 95 units sounds like a reasonable dose to treat the forehead and eyebrows.  It takes about 3 times as much Dysport to treat someone as compared to Botox.

Although Dysport and Botox are similar, the dosing is different with Dysport requiring 2-3 times more for the same effect.

A proper cosmetic consultation, in person, is key to successful outcomes.  The area of treatment, and the "mass" of the muscle groups to be treated determine the estimated amount of Dysport necessary to achieve pleasing results.  Lifting the eyebrows can involve relaxation of at least 4 different muscle groups.  This may require treatment in between the eyebrows and around the lateral eyebrow.