I received Dysport by an esthetician and i've never had more than 120 units but she said if I wanted it in my crows feet area as well as between my eyes and forehead I would needed 195 units. That evening when getting out of my car I got very dizzy. The next day I got out of bed and the whole room was spinning since then I've had two subconjunctival Hemorrhages in one eye, headaches, tingling in my forehead and I'm still dizzy. Is it possible all these symptoms are from to much Dysport?
August 10, 2016
Answer: First, stop letting unlicensed individuals from performing medical procedures on you. Didn't you think it was strange that an esthetician was injecting you with a deadly poison? Cosmetic botulinum toxins are very safe when properly used by trained, and appropriately licensed healthcare personal. Yes you are having a systemic side effect from the Dysport. Typically these symptoms resolve relatively quickly. However, it might persist up to 10 days. Ultimately, the dose used was not large. Having said that, some people are much more sensitive than others. My best advice to you is to let this product wear off and to not get cosmetic botulinum toxin again.
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August 10, 2016
Answer: First, stop letting unlicensed individuals from performing medical procedures on you. Didn't you think it was strange that an esthetician was injecting you with a deadly poison? Cosmetic botulinum toxins are very safe when properly used by trained, and appropriately licensed healthcare personal. Yes you are having a systemic side effect from the Dysport. Typically these symptoms resolve relatively quickly. However, it might persist up to 10 days. Ultimately, the dose used was not large. Having said that, some people are much more sensitive than others. My best advice to you is to let this product wear off and to not get cosmetic botulinum toxin again.
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August 16, 2016
Answer: Dysport It is ill advised in an online forum to give a medical assessment to the cause of your concerns but given your medical history, I would schedule an appointment with your Physician or Specialist right away. Dysport is a neuromodulator (like Botox) that reduces the effect of dynamic fine lines and wrinkles. The effects last around 4 months. My Practice is one of the Top 100 users of Dysport across the United States - we are expert injectors and I train other physicians how to handle and use the product safely and effectively. It does provide a natural, rejuvenated and safe result when used appropriately. Dosing is decided per patient, what works for one person, may not for another. It is possible to "overdose" but the key is to invest your time and money with an experienced, licensed medical provider with whom you can build a trusting relationship for best possible results. Good luck with everything!
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August 16, 2016
Answer: Dysport It is ill advised in an online forum to give a medical assessment to the cause of your concerns but given your medical history, I would schedule an appointment with your Physician or Specialist right away. Dysport is a neuromodulator (like Botox) that reduces the effect of dynamic fine lines and wrinkles. The effects last around 4 months. My Practice is one of the Top 100 users of Dysport across the United States - we are expert injectors and I train other physicians how to handle and use the product safely and effectively. It does provide a natural, rejuvenated and safe result when used appropriately. Dosing is decided per patient, what works for one person, may not for another. It is possible to "overdose" but the key is to invest your time and money with an experienced, licensed medical provider with whom you can build a trusting relationship for best possible results. Good luck with everything!
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