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As Dysport slowly wears off, what will diminish first, the wrinkles or the 'modified' eyebrow shape?

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ARONOMARApr 26, 2015

I am a bit interested in using Dysport to change the shape of my eyebrows as well as to get rid of some wrinkles. Can you advise after the 3~4 months period, what returns faster when being injected with Dysport, the wrinkles or my eyebrow returning to its normal shape?

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Young R. Cho, MD, PhD

Thank you for your question. It is not common for Dysport or Botox to have distant effects. Especially at the dosing that you received. I would recommend that you revisit with your injector, make sure that your results are appropriate. If your symptoms persist you may want to visit primary care...

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Thank you for your question. Allergic responses are not common. However when they do occur, we can switch brands. I would recommend that you get a little test spot on the back of the neck or in the forearm to see your response with Dysport.

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Young R. Cho, MD, PhD

Thank you for sharing your Botox experience. The vast majority of patients are extremely happy with her treatments. The same goes for Dysport.  Neither product is associated with hair loss. If you stop treating altogether, then you will have only delayed the onset of the dynamic lines from...

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J. Jason Wendel, MD, FACS

Thank you for your question.In two months, it is likely that at least some, if not all of this will have worn off. To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment. I...

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Brian M. Harmych, MD, FACS

Pimples and breakouts are unlikely related to Dysport injections. There are some rare, and potentially serious, side effects such as viral outbreaks that should be ruled out. I would recommend you follow up with your plastic surgeon for an evaluation if you haven't done so already. Post an...

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