Brows dropped and look hooded after getting Dysport three times to correct this. Should I consult another plastic surgeon?

I'm sorry your first Dysport experience wasn't a positive one.  Sometimes, even in the best of hands, things just don't always go as planned.  Though Dysport is very similar to Botox in many ways, its reconstitution, dosage, spread and injection techniques(to some extent) do vary.  Unfortunately, when the brow droops, the problem can easily be made worse and not better by 'chasing' it.  At this point you would be better served to just do nothing and try to wait as patiently as you can for the Dysport to wear off. Hang in there.

 

It sounds like your injector is not experienced enough with Dysport.  There are several differences between Botox and Dysport.  These include:  placement, amount of units, amount of saline to mix them etc.  Brows certainly can droop if one isn't careful.  Look for someone with Dysport experience,  it is a good product.