Eyelid droop after Dysport to forehead and 11's. Is there anything I can do?

Unfortunately, you will likely need to wait for the Dysport to wear off. Dysport typically lasts 3-4 months, however it is possible that you may start seeing some improvement in your eyelid position within the first 6-8 weeks after the treatment. If you choose to continue Dysport injection, communicate your experiences with your injector as well as the amounts of Dysport used.  You probably need a lower dose of Dysport when treating the glabellar area (the 11's) and higher placement of injection to the forehead.  

I'm sorry this has happened for you. Return to your injector for an evaluation. There is a prescription eye medication that can help until the symptoms resolve.

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The frontalis muscle in the forehead make forehead lines but they also support the eyebrows.  It is 100% foreseeable that injecting this muscle with botulinum toxin will weaken and freeze this muscle and cause the eyebrows to droop.  Encourage your injector to train as a Microdroplet Lift injector.  This method isolates treatment to the eyebrow depressors.  The frontalis is not directly treated but the amount of work it has to do is reduced because the eyebrow depressors are weakened.  This creates natural brow lift without the freeze.

Thank you for the question.  Based on the information you provided, I would not recommend getting this area treated again.  We all have an anatomic connection between the glabella and upper eyelid, but yours may be more robust than most given your outcomes.  This will resolve with time, and there is a prescription eyedrop that your provider can write you to give you temporary relief until the upper eyelid motion comes back.  Good luck!