I got injected 2 times in between my eyebrows. The first time (in December), the product did not work, so I went back for a second time in January for a touch up and it still did not work. However, now I am stuck with large lump and comes and goes. This has been over 3 months ago now. I am worried. I am not sure if she used Dysport or some other product, but I am certain that it is not Botox (which I have already used and had successful results). Will this lump eventually go away? What is it?
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As others have mentioned, Dysport is supplied in a 300 unit vial. The number of units administered is more important than the volume, because depending on the volume of reconstitution, the dosage will vary.
Hi Mosa. Most of our patient will do between 30-60 units of Dysport in the crow's feet. It's hard to have regrets about this area as if additional product is injected, you will normally just have a longer duration.
Dysport has a small amount of cow's milk protein so anyone allergic to cow's milk protein should therefore avoid Dysport. This allergy is very rare and it is not the same as the more common condition known as lactose intolerance.
