Had Dysport injected for crows feet 5 days ago. One side took, the other side not nearly as much. Should I go in for a touch up on the one side or continue to wait it out? What are my options?
July 19, 2015
Answer: Dysport Onset of Action: Quicker than Botox Dysport has a shorter onset of action as compared to Botox. The onset should be between 2 to 5 days, but the final result should be appreciated at the 1 to 2 week point. Touch-ups in general may be considered after 2 weeks, if needed. The face is normally asymmetric and muscle activity and lines may not be equal. More may be needed on one side as compared to the other, especially is noticeable areas like the crow's feet. Easy correction could be accomplished with adding more to the area of concern.
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July 19, 2015
Answer: Dysport Onset of Action: Quicker than Botox Dysport has a shorter onset of action as compared to Botox. The onset should be between 2 to 5 days, but the final result should be appreciated at the 1 to 2 week point. Touch-ups in general may be considered after 2 weeks, if needed. The face is normally asymmetric and muscle activity and lines may not be equal. More may be needed on one side as compared to the other, especially is noticeable areas like the crow's feet. Easy correction could be accomplished with adding more to the area of concern.
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July 1, 2015
Answer: Dysport I would recommend waiting 2 full weeks before doing anything. After 2 weeks if you still feel that they are uneven I would schedule a visit to get a touch up treatment from your surgeon.
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July 1, 2015
Answer: Dysport I would recommend waiting 2 full weeks before doing anything. After 2 weeks if you still feel that they are uneven I would schedule a visit to get a touch up treatment from your surgeon.
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