I am 40 years old and I have had 40 units of dysport injected in my forehead in 4 spots and 25 units in my glabella. I didn't want to lose any movement in my eyebrows or frown just soften my face. This is the first time I've had any Botox in my glabella as I was adamant that I wanted lots of movement. My forehead is frozen and I still have a deep crease. I get married in 5 weeks! At that point I will be 8 weeks in. As I have had half the recommended dose do you think movement will come back quicker?
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I'm sorry to hear of the issues you are having with your eyelid drooping. Continue to use the drops as prescribed by your physician. The drooping will resolve gradually. You should begin to see improvement within a few weeks and it will continue to improve as the effects of the Dysport wear off.
This seems to be a temporary side effect which should go away in a few days. I recommend you apply ice to the effected area, and avoid food with a high salt content. If symptoms persist I would recommend you follow up with the doctor who administered it.
Thank you for your question. No, taking the supplement NAC should not affect the results of your Botox or Dysport treatment or shorten the longevity of the product. It is always best to address any concerns you may have with your injector. Best of Luck!
