Is it okay to try to conceive a month after Dysport injections to forehead?

There should not be any problems trying to get pregnant after Dysport injection. Once you get pregnant, it is unlikely that you will find a physician that will feel comfortable injecting Dysport or Botox. Best wishes always, Dr. ALDO :)

Hey madiscurt, 

There is no problem with your recent treatment with trying to get pregnant. Dysport and Botox recommend that women who are pregnant or breastfeeding not get treatment- there has been no studies that point to this being dangerous but we as professionals feel that the risk "baby getting botulism" far outweighs the possibility of some mild wrinkles forming. 

Hope this helps and good luck with the babies!

Dr. Robb

However, it is likely perfectly safe.  There is a small study of patients who need botulinum toxin for medical reasons treated during or immediately before pregnancy with no issues.  Certainly we get calls from women who discover that they were actually pregnant when they were treated.  I have never seen a case where this was actually a problem.  We simply lack evidence that is safe.  If you need more personal advice regarding this, ask your personal gynecologist.

There is no need to wait. There is no evidence that there would be a negative impact your baby. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. The body absorbs Dysport rather quickly, so it should not affect you while trying to conceive. Please make sure you consult a board-certified dermatologist. 

Dysport® is absorbed by your body rather quickly, and any amount circulating through your bloodstream would be very small. If you do become pregnant, it is advisable to stop receiving any kind of cosmetic injections until after you are finished breastfeeding. The reason for this is that there are currently no studies of the effects of Dysport® and other fillers on pregnant or breastfeeding women.

It is okay to conceive while receiving treatment. The Dysport binds to the nerves very quickly. There may be a very small amount circulating in your body after treatment, but it absorb quickly. However, it is not recommend that women who are pregnant or breastfeeding to receive Dysport. There is no studies on how it will affect the baby. Best of Luck!

Congratulations!  I do not foresee any problems with conceiving one month after getting Dysport.  Most physicians will not inject Botox or Dysport while a woman is pregnant (mostly because this population has not been studied).

Dysport is a medication injected into target muscles to selectively weaken them for the purpose of fewer and softer wrinkles.Dysport is absorbed by the muscles very quickly. The amount circulating in the body is almost insignificant. There are no studies in pregnant or breastfeeding mothers; however it is recommend to not RECEIVE any treatment while pregnant or breastfeeding just to be safe.  If you've waited a month after your last injection to try to conceive you are safe. I would also inform you Obstetrician of your Dysport injections. Safety comes first. 

It is perfectly fine to get pregnant at this point. There is a minute possibility that the Dysport enters the bloodstream in any measurable quantity only in the first few hours. After that, it is absorbed by the nerves and not available to pass to a fetus. There are no studies, nor will there be any, of the risk to the fetus from Botox or Dysport. The risk is probably minimal to none but I don't ever inject anyone who is possibly pregnant.