I had Dysport done 2 months ago. Once it took effect, I was left with a sunken eye. Will this go away after Dysport wears off?

I'm sorry to hear that you've had issues with your Dysport treatment. There is no way to reverse the effects of the treatment. You will gradually notice improvement over the next three to four months. I've included a video on neuromodulators that I hope you find helpful.

It is normal to feel a slight difference in the face after Dysport, but you should not be in pain or experience swelling and feels heavy. It sounds as though you should schedule a follow up appointment with your Dysport provider to see what the issue is and to discuss solutions for your concerns...

Dysport is a neuromodulator. This product and those like it (Botox, Jeuveau, etc) work by affecting the ability of a muscle to contract. When this action is inhibited it softens the lines associated with that muscle contraction. Common areas are the glabella (11's), forehead, and crow's feet...

This is caused by too much Dysport in the forehead or improper placement. In some patients, they have some inherent brow ptosis and they have forehead wrinkles because the body unconsciously lifts the brows. These patients should not be injected in the forehead. I don't understand why another...

The heavy feeling of your forehead and eyes may be related to your treatment, but typically resolve after a few days to a week. The other symptoms you are experiencing are likely unrelated to your Dypsort treatment and sound like you may be getting a cold or other type of infection and should...

As long as there are no active lesions in the forehead region, Dysport or Botox may be safely administered. I would recommend having your injections performed by an experienced injector who is also qualified to diagnose such HPV-related lesions.