Could the raised area between my eyes be related to Dysport or is it something else? (Photos)

This can happen when more Dysport is needed in the glabellar area. I would see your injector and show them what is bothering you. A few more units in the correct placement will settle this unopposed muscle.Best, Dr P

It is difficult to tell based on your pictures, but it would be best to discuss this issue with your injector. This raised area is definitely not the result of dysport treatments - it might actually just require more dysport or dysport injected into a different area to correct it. Your injector needs to assess your dynamic muscle motion to determine what areas would benefit from additional dysport. In rare cases, filler is placed in this area, but make sure you go to an experienced injector because this is a tricky and potentially dangerous area to fill. Best of luck.Emile Brown, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Johns Hopkins & Harvard Trained

You have a subtle lump in the glabella (area between the eyes).  I doubt that it is related to Dysport, although there is a simple way to find out.  If it is an untreated procerus muscle (vertical muscle that cause horizontal creases at the nasal bridge), then squinting your eyes together will make the bump contract.  In this case, you can ask your injector to treat the procerus (in addition to the corrugator muscles--the ones that cause the 11's).If squinting leaves the bump unchanged, then it is more likely to be a small tumor (lipoma) or growth of the underlying bone.

It is difficult to assess this without seeing and feeling the raised area, but based on your photos, the outline of the raised area between your eyebrows correlates with distribution of the procerus muscle, which is responsible for the horizontal crease at the bridge of your nose when you frown.  By blocking muscle action with Dysport or Botox, muscles will become smaller over time.  Depending on how your Dysport was distributed its possible that your procerus muscle was not blocked as well as your other frown muscles.  As a result, your procerus could be comparatively stronger/larger compared to the other frown muscles.  You might discuss this with your injector and see if some additional Dysport could address the issue, but it could take some time for the muscles to even out.  I would also make sure a physician assesses the area for any underlying growths like lipomas or osteomas that could cause a raised area on the forehead.

Thanks so much for your question 
From your picture it is really hard to see the lump
I don’t think it is related to dysport but you need to see your doctor or the injector good luck
Dr Lamia Wassef from Ottawa