I Just Got Dysport and my Brows Lowered- How To Counteract?

Hi Ninette.  Sorry to hear about the negative experience.  Although ptosis (sagging eyelids or brows) is a potential side effect of Dysport injections, it is not common for experienced injectors.

The good news is that the remedial treatment it sounds like you had may help if it was done correctly.  If you do not get the results you are looking for, check the link below and call our office as we are in Los Angeles and would be happy to offer a free consultation.  

Generally this services that drop the forehead weaken the frontalis muscle.  This paralysis leads to unopposed action by the eyebrow depressors.  These muscles are hard to treat selectively using standard methods.  I have develop a patent method call microdroplet botulinum toxin (also call micro brow lift) that allow selective treatment of just the eyebrow depressors.  For a counter treatment, I generally advise getting out a few weeks from the original treatment and then having counter treatment.  Over the course of time, the forehead treatment will wear off and the counter treatment will have a stronger effect.  In the future, avoid having this type of disabling service.

Thank you for your question. Brow ptosis can occur when an injector uses to high of a dose when treating the forehead muscles or when the forehead is injected too low. Dysport typically lasts about 3-4 months. I recommend following-up with your injector to discuss your concerns as it may be possible to raise your brow with touch-up Dysport. Best of luck!