I Had Dysport Injections 5 Months Into Pregnancy, Should I Be Worried?

Bottom line.  Don't get these treatments for elective purposes while pregnant.  There are now a lot of threads on this topic.  Only you and your obstetrician can assess the concerns for you.  However there is a small study that followed women who for one reason or another where treated during pregnancy with no adverse effects.  No that does not mean you should get retreated during pregnancy.  We have no evidence that this practice is in fact safe.

While very few physicians would inject a patient knowingly who was pregnant with botulinum toxin, it has been done, and there are yet to be any adverse reports. Always best to check with Motherisk at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto whenever a medication is being considered or has been given during pregnancy or nursing; they recently reported a review showing no issues when botulinum toxin was used during pregnancy (typically inadvertently). ~ Dr. Benjamin Barankin, Toronto Dermatology Centre.