Ive been using eye drops my dermatologist gave me for a week but no results. What Can I do to help with the focus issues, dizziness and I go cross-eyed. Could covering my other eye help strengthen my droopy eye? I have trifocals and cannot see without glasses. I work in front of a computer so I need some suggestions please.
Answer: Droopy eyelid after Dysport You do have some ptosis after Dysport. Dysport can spread a little bit more then actual Botox, but there are some eyedrops that you can have your doctor's office prescribe that will strengthen the upper lid muscle for 4-6 hours after the drops are applied. You can use that 4-6 times a day. The worst droopiness you will notice is around the 1 week to 10 days mark. With botox it is usually the two week mark and after that your muscle strength will go back to normal in approximately 6 weeks.
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Answer: Droopy eyelid after Dysport You do have some ptosis after Dysport. Dysport can spread a little bit more then actual Botox, but there are some eyedrops that you can have your doctor's office prescribe that will strengthen the upper lid muscle for 4-6 hours after the drops are applied. You can use that 4-6 times a day. The worst droopiness you will notice is around the 1 week to 10 days mark. With botox it is usually the two week mark and after that your muscle strength will go back to normal in approximately 6 weeks.
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November 6, 2017
Answer: Dysport and droopy eyelid Droopy eyelid is an uncommon adverse effect of neuromodulator treatment, including Dysport and Botox. It will resolve in few weeks if the neuromodulator migration is minimal. In the meantime, your doctor can prescribe eyedrops that temporarily elevate the eyelid.
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November 6, 2017
Answer: Dysport and droopy eyelid Droopy eyelid is an uncommon adverse effect of neuromodulator treatment, including Dysport and Botox. It will resolve in few weeks if the neuromodulator migration is minimal. In the meantime, your doctor can prescribe eyedrops that temporarily elevate the eyelid.
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