Botox and dermal piercing?

The Dysport injections will more than likely not be the source of infection. Dysport should be given sterilely and by a trained medical professional prior to your injection.  
The dermal piercings may create a source of infection as it is a foreign body with an exposed open communication between the outside skin and internal surfaces. 
I believe postponing your Dysport injections for a few weeks would be appropriate and allow your piercings to heal appropriately.

Hi Johanna.The Dysport is not likely to be a source of infection with this injection. As you know, this is a medical procedure and the skin is sterilized with a solution before the injection.  The piercings create a communication between the outside world and the subcutaneous tissue and could be a source of infection in the future. An experienced injector would know what to do, but I suggest waiting to make sure the piercings are accepted well by your facial tissue before having an injection. Postponing your Dysport for a few weeks would be appropriate.

This should be fine. If you remain concerned about your timeline, I recommend following up with your injector. Dysport results take 1-2 weeks. Best, Dr. Emer