I received Dysport injections under both eyes about 45 days ago. I have large bags of lymphatic fluid now under both eyes that cannot be pumped away due the muscle being paralyzed. I have now noticed extreme redness and irratation in both eyes. No drops I try helps, and what the opthamologist gave me for inflammation isn't helping. I have never had trouble with my eyes. I know lymphatic fluid carries toxins, could this be what is causing this? Should I see a lymph specialist?
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September 7, 2017
Answer: Eye irratation due to lymphatic fluid from Dysport.
I'm sorry to hear about your frustrations. A fallen brow can be caused by too much product, placing the injections too low on the forehead or a combination of both. Sometimes adding a bit more Dysport just below the brows can make the brow look less heavy. As for your frown lines, your injector...
Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin are all serotype A botulinum neuromodulators. Xeomin and Botox are dosed the same in my experience of 1:1. Dysport needs 2.5-3 times the number of units, but can work great when dosed and injected properly. In fact, Dysport give a bit more spread of effect which ca...
Hi an thank you for your question! I am not aware of any reports linking Dysport or Botox injection to skin pigmentation change, so I doubt that it would be related and this could just be a coincidence. Due to the presence of growing mole, you should keep an eye on that area (which I am sure y...
