I had eyelid ptosos after having Dysport. It has since resolved, but I have had what I thought was migraine headaches behind that eye. My doctor diagnosed me with a sinus infection behind my eye, exactly where the Dysport had traveled to, along with a low grade fever. Antibiotics do not seem to be helping. I do not have any symptoms except throbbing pain behind my eye, and feeling like I have water up my nose. I'm pretty sure that this is related to the neurotoxin. Will it go away?
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The change in your eyelid and brow position can potentially be related to the Dysport injection. However, this should be a temporary phenomenon and resolve within 6-8 months at the latest. If you still have persistent pain, dryness, or swelling, then these symptoms are unlikely related to the...
Although Botox Cosmetic® and Dysport® contain the same active ingredient, their patented (and therefore confidential) manufacturing processes give them slightly different clinical profiles, for example, most aesthetic physicians agree that Dysport®'s effects "spread" a little more widely from ea...
The amount of Dysport you received is less than the typical dose and is probably the reason you are seeing movement. There is no specific time frame that you need to wait in between injections. You may want to consider getting a more standard treatment in terms of units and then can expect t...
