Dysport forehead bunching - would a specific touch up help this? (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your experience. Based on your description, it sounds like you are experiencing some localized muscle activity in the lower center of your forehead, which might be causing the bulging when you raise your brows. This can sometimes occur if certain areas of the frontalis muscle are not fully relaxed by the Dysport injections.

Here are a few points to consider:

Assessment by an Experienced Injector: It would be beneficial to have an assessment by an experienced injector who can carefully evaluate your muscle movements and determine the exact cause of the bulging. They can then tailor the touch-up to target the specific areas that need adjustment.

Targeted Injections: If the issue is due to uneven distribution of the Dysport or if certain parts of the frontalis muscle are still active, a touch-up with small amounts of Dysport in the right areas could help balance the muscle activity and smooth out the bulge.

Brow Position: Sometimes, the position of the eyebrows can influence how the forehead muscles interact. If your injector is unsure whether it's a frontalis or brow issue, it might be helpful to discuss your desired brow position and how that might be affecting the overall appearance.

Timing: Since Dysport typically takes a few days to fully settle, and you've had your recent injection just 10 days ago, it might be worth waiting a little longer to see if the bulging improves on its own as the product settles.

Previous Injector Notes: If possible, sharing notes or details from your previous injector who did not cause this issue might provide valuable insights into the placement and dosage that worked well for you in the past.

Overall, a touch-up could potentially help, but it’s crucial to have a thorough evaluation by a skilled injector to ensure the best approach. If you continue to have concerns, seeking a second opinion from a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with extensive experience in neurotoxin injections might be beneficial.

Best of luck with your treatment!