Hi, I got my first dysport injections for my "orange peel"/highly dimpled chin yesterday. I noticed not much difference so far & know that I need to give it up to 10 days, but last night a lump formed in the middle of my chin that is mainly visible when I involuntarily flex any muscle in my chin (eg; closing my mouth, talking,) Did my injections go wrong? Is it going to stay like this for months? Is it maybe just that the liquid hasn't dispersed yet? Very worried. Thanks in advance for advice.
June 23, 2016
Answer: Dysport to Chin... Your injections did not "go wrong"! The Dysport is starting to take effect please be patient and watch the process work. Wait 10 days and if you are still concerned follow up with your provider. The reassuring thing about Dysport and Botox is that the product is not permanent. The effect of the relaxation of the muscles will only last 3 to 4 months. Hope this helps.
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June 23, 2016
Answer: Dysport to Chin... Your injections did not "go wrong"! The Dysport is starting to take effect please be patient and watch the process work. Wait 10 days and if you are still concerned follow up with your provider. The reassuring thing about Dysport and Botox is that the product is not permanent. The effect of the relaxation of the muscles will only last 3 to 4 months. Hope this helps.
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June 22, 2016
Answer: Chin dysport Thank you for your question. In the first few days after the injection of botox or dysport into the chin, the area can look irregular and even "lumpy". The reason for this is that there are several bands of muscles in the chin, some are affected earlier than others. Therefore it is important to really wait the full 2 weeks before making any assessments. If the area remains lumpy when you articulate or speak then perhaps you should follow up with your doctor. Be well-
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June 22, 2016
Answer: Chin dysport Thank you for your question. In the first few days after the injection of botox or dysport into the chin, the area can look irregular and even "lumpy". The reason for this is that there are several bands of muscles in the chin, some are affected earlier than others. Therefore it is important to really wait the full 2 weeks before making any assessments. If the area remains lumpy when you articulate or speak then perhaps you should follow up with your doctor. Be well-
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