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To get rid of the 11's you need to inject 3 muscles in the gabella area of the forehead. The amount of units used changes with how strong those muscle are and whether you use Dysport vs. Botox. Ask the provider to re evaluate you. Hope this helps. JB
Perhaps the dose of each was too low to fully relax your muscles. Can you also post some photos so we could see your lines and muscles.Good luck, Dr. ALDO
A picture is worth a thousand words. You have asked up what you can do. Post a photo of your issue so we can understand your concern.
Botox and Dysport are commonly used to help improve frown lines (11's). In some cases where there is a deep groove, if that treatment is not sufficient, an injectable filler may be added to provide further improvement. Without examining you or at least seeing photographs of you, it is difficult to know if a filler could provide some benefit to you or not.
It's hard to comment without seeing a photo or evaluating you in person. Typically, when I see a patient who has not had correction of the frown lines after Botox/Dysport treatment, the cause is one of two reasons. Either too low of a dose was used or there are "etched in" lines at rest which will need to be treated with fillers in addition to the Botox/Dysport.
Nope! Don't see a "lymph specialist" - see an eye doctor for your symptoms. You should also communicate with your injector - as they might have treatments like Thermage for this issue.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. You don't look that bad. To raise the eyebrows, adding more Dysport below the brows is the way to go. This should create a chemical brow lift effect. Because the forehead muscles are relaxed the "lift" won't be huge, but it might help. You have heavy...
Hello and thank you for your question. I recommend waiting another week for the full effect of the current dysport treatment to take place. If, after the full recommended window of time has elapsed, I suggest speaking with a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. You may have not r...
Hi an thank you for your question! I am not aware of any reports linking Dysport or Botox injection to skin pigmentation change, so I doubt that it would be related and this could just be a coincidence. Due to the presence of growing mole, you should keep an eye on that area (which I am sure y...
Hi, Thank you for your post. Usually the lumps that you see after Botox or Dysport disappear in less than a half hour. It sounds like what you are describing is bruising. I would follow up with your injector.
Dysport is safe. Brow drop risks is assessed in person and not online. I suggest a formal consultation for best results. Best wishes, Dr. Aldo
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