I had dysport injections in my forehead, between my brows and for my crow's feet area. About 2 hours later I was exposed to a cat and wound up blowing my nose (straining my facial muscles in the area) for the rest of the night. I did not touch any of the areas where I received injections, but fear the it cause migration and I'll end up with a droopy eyelid. Do you think strain from blowing my nose (every five minutes) about 2 hours after injection onward could cause migration?
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You need to go back and show your injector what is going on. If you're not comfortable with your new injector then reach out to the person you used before this last experience. Best, Dr. ALDO
Direct sun exposure will not affect either Botox or Dysport. I agree with the other doctors, that long-term sun block is important for a more youthful appearance. Best, Dr. ALDO
Hi GearGirl. You should pre-treat and post-treat to reduce the risks of acne break out. Injections into the skin can trigger reactions. Speak with your injector about pre/post treatments for your next injections. I'm sure they will know what to do....Good luck, Dr. ALDO :)
