Help! Spock brows from Dysport just on the 11s! About how many more units is it gonna take to fix? Its an easy fix right?

Thank you for your question.  you can easily correct the Spock eyebrows with an injection above each eyebrow.  Discuss your concerns with your injector. Best wishes

You will just need a splash of Dysport to even out the Spock brows.  It sounds like since you are paying by the unit, there will be another small fee to do a touch up.  Many times if you pay by the area it can be complimentary. Just depends on how your injector charges.  Good luck and your don't have to wait it out.  

Spock brow after neuromodulator treatment (Botox, Dysport, Xeomin) is easily fixable by using a small amount of product, anywhere from 1-3 units of Botox or 5-10 units of Dysport. This should cost you very little, or nothing at all if you return to the original clinic that treated you initially. Otherwise, the effects of Dysport typically take 3-5 months to wear off completely. Good luck!

The Spock brow can be easily remedied with 2-3 units of Botox above the area of maximal arch of the brows. I would discuss with your injector. In some cases, a simple touch up like this can be performed at no charge. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

This can be easily treated in the office but without photos there is no way to determine what the cost would be.  Best, Dr. Emer.

An experienced physician should be able to adjust the Dysport to fix the "Spock" effect.  It is usually due to not adding a very small amount of Dysport above the tail of the brow.  With an experienced injector, this would be very easy to correct.  Always stay in touch with the treating physician when concerned about a treatment.

The occurrence of spock brows after Botox or Dysport is usually an easy fix for an experienced injector. Some offices charge for a touch up but I typically don't charge for a reasonable touch up if done within a few weeks of the initial injection.  I don't want my patients walking around with anything less than a great result.

Spock brow can occur if the central part of the forehead muscle is treated, but the outer part is not treated. It can also be caused if product migrates, which is one possible complication of its use.  The good news is, the "Spock" eyebrows can be treated, as you say, with touch up Dysport. Around 5-10 units per side would be an estimate, but that depends on a number of factors. An experienced injector can easily fix this. Otherwise, it will take around 3 months until the effect of the product is gone. Your brows will probably normalize sooner. Best wishes!