I received dyadport first time on top of my brow, crows feet and middle of my browns 8 days ago. I haven't noticed any drooping until TODAY. I have received Botox basically same areas for over 15 year. I had it done with a a very experienced plastics surgeon but it was the first time with his. I can't figure out why it happened so late, in one eye (the one he actually injected less), was it technique or the dysdport? Tryied both eye drops without improvement I was considering emergency eye surgery
June 5, 2017
Answer: Dysport Results Thank you for your question, I am sorry to see that you are experiencing unsatisfactory results after your Dysport treatment. In some cases, Dysport can spread a bit father than Botox, which can cause side-effects like a droopy lid. Although these occurrences are rare, they can happen, even with an experienced surgeon injecting the product. I would recommend contacting your surgeon to discuss possible next steps. Best of luck!
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June 5, 2017
Answer: Dysport Results Thank you for your question, I am sorry to see that you are experiencing unsatisfactory results after your Dysport treatment. In some cases, Dysport can spread a bit father than Botox, which can cause side-effects like a droopy lid. Although these occurrences are rare, they can happen, even with an experienced surgeon injecting the product. I would recommend contacting your surgeon to discuss possible next steps. Best of luck!
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May 31, 2017
Answer: Eyelid drooping after Dysport I am sorry you have this problem after your recent Dysport treatment. When injected by an experienced physician like it sounds you had, this is a rare, but possible complication. It happens when the Dysport inadvertently enters the muscle that keeps the lid open, causing it to relax, which leads to a droopy lid. This can happen with either Dysport or Botox, so it certainly does not mean that Dysport is a bad choice for you in the future. The good news is that it is temporary, but unfortunately, it may take several months to completely wear off. I would recommend visiting the surgeon who injected you and seeing what his/her suggestions are. Emergency eye surgery is not an option.Best of luck to you.
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May 31, 2017
Answer: Eyelid drooping after Dysport I am sorry you have this problem after your recent Dysport treatment. When injected by an experienced physician like it sounds you had, this is a rare, but possible complication. It happens when the Dysport inadvertently enters the muscle that keeps the lid open, causing it to relax, which leads to a droopy lid. This can happen with either Dysport or Botox, so it certainly does not mean that Dysport is a bad choice for you in the future. The good news is that it is temporary, but unfortunately, it may take several months to completely wear off. I would recommend visiting the surgeon who injected you and seeing what his/her suggestions are. Emergency eye surgery is not an option.Best of luck to you.
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