I had injected into my forehead, side of the brows, side of the eyes, below the outer tail of the brows and right below my eyebrow near the nose, 4 days ago. The doctor did not treat the top of my brows. Now I look like a frightened rabbit. The area between my brows looks very stretched and the sides of my brows look a little droopy. My eyebrows used to have a natural arch which is now gone. I still have movement in the mid section of my forehead where my brows move upwards.
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I encourage you to visit with your injector for an evaluation. It is not common for a new concern to arise six weeks after treatment. Dysport effects are temporary. They gradually fade over three to four months on average. Your injector can advise you after an examination.
Dysport is used to smooth out lines and wrinkles by paralyzing the muscles directly underneath the skin. When properly injected, there should not be any discomfort around the eyes. Consult a doctor to discuss your condition.
Bruising can result from Dysport injections. It's best to avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, Omega 3's, vitamin E, and other blood thinning agents a week prior to injections. Icing the area prior and after injections and using Arnica can be helpful in minimizing bruising.