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Could Dysport, Restylane or Juvederm cause uncontrollable sneezing and awful sinus issues in a first time user?

rs9707Sep 20, 2017
Female, 42, 5 days ago had injections for the first time. Dysport 20cc between eyebrows, and two syringes combined of Restylane and Juvederm, under eyes, marionette lines and chin area. Two days later, I started sneezing and blowing my nose constantly. It's awful all day, and just won't stop when I lay down at night. I've always had allergies and take two pills daily, so they're generally well controlled and have been for quite awhile. Could any of the three injectables I used be the cause?

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