Had Dysport injection to forehead above brow & between brow a week before upper bleph & brow pexy surgery. This was my first time to have any Botox type injection. 3rd-4th day after injection I experienced mild headache with heavy tired feeling in eyes with some blurry vision. It seemed to resolve 1 day before the surgery. Now, 8 days after surgery I've started having severe headache & fatigue. Not running any fever, incisions healed well with just minimal swelling. Will headache ever go away?
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November 29, 2011
Answer: Headaches are a known complication associated with Dysport and BOTOX.
With our patients, we usually recommend a break from
strenuous activities (i.e. exercise) on the same day that the injections were
performed. The downtime is minimal for dermal
fillers, but better safe than sorry . . . so we'd recommend waiting 24 hours.
Dysport, Botox, and Xeomin all work by temporarily disrupting the communication between nerves and muscles. Muscles will not receive the message to contract, and won't move. When injected in the glabella and forehead, the eyebrows won't raise or knit together. When...
If it has been 3 months since your Dysport treatment, it may be time to have another treatment, since the effects of Dysport should last 3-4 months.