And when should you see a doctor on them? I am suffering from a reaction to Dysport... Blurry vision, heart palpitations, dehydration, memory loss, fatigue etc. How long will this last?
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Assuming the Botox was injected under your arms, the rash could be from drying of the skin (Botox stops natural sweat production).It may from deodorant staying on the skin longer, because of Botox-induced dryness.It may be an allergy or other immune reaction to Botox proteins. If so,...
One unit of botox, even the dysport equivalent is a very very small amount. It is most likely the placement/area in which they injected the second time, but I would consult the injector who did the second treatment and let them know about your issues.
A small amount of neurotoxin, Botox or Dysport at the border of the lip can create a slight lift but not additional fullness. It can also relax the vertical lines above the central lip border.