I had dysport injection 4 weeks ago. After two weeks of the first injections, went back and the doctor did a touch up in the glabellar area, but those line are getting more noticeable every day. Should I go back to see the doctor ?
July 26, 2017
Answer: A touch more Thanks for your question, it looks like you may benefit from a touch more medication to weaken the muscles. I require more usually in this area as well. Keep in mind that these medications can take 3-5 and sometimes up to 14 days to work fully so don't make any changes until at least 2 weeks after treatment. Hope this helps and God Bless! Dr. Robb
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July 26, 2017
Answer: A touch more Thanks for your question, it looks like you may benefit from a touch more medication to weaken the muscles. I require more usually in this area as well. Keep in mind that these medications can take 3-5 and sometimes up to 14 days to work fully so don't make any changes until at least 2 weeks after treatment. Hope this helps and God Bless! Dr. Robb
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July 26, 2017
Answer: You may need more units of Dysport Hello. It appears to me from your images that you are still able to move your muscles that are creating the 11 lines. It's possible that you have not received sufficient amount of units of Dysport to help deactivate these muscles. If Dysport does not work for you, you can also consider trying Botox. You should visit with your doctor again and see if he or she has other suggestions or can add more units to address these lines. Good luck to you. Sincerely, Olga Bachilo, MD
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July 26, 2017
Answer: You may need more units of Dysport Hello. It appears to me from your images that you are still able to move your muscles that are creating the 11 lines. It's possible that you have not received sufficient amount of units of Dysport to help deactivate these muscles. If Dysport does not work for you, you can also consider trying Botox. You should visit with your doctor again and see if he or she has other suggestions or can add more units to address these lines. Good luck to you. Sincerely, Olga Bachilo, MD
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