I had dysport in gabella and crows feet 2 weeks ago. The wanted effects started to kick in after 3 days but on day 11 I noticed my right eyelid was slightly droopy. I've been back to my dr who prescribed iopidine drops. These work and when I use them the droop is not noticeable. However I'm still finding the situation depressing as I'm constantly checking in the mirror! How long can I expect this to last? I've read varying reports from 2 weeks to 6 months.
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This seems to be a temporary side effect which should go away in a few days. I recommend you apply ice to the effected area, and avoid food with a high salt content. If symptoms persist I would recommend you follow up with the doctor who administered it.
Thank you for your question. No, taking the supplement NAC should not affect the results of your Botox or Dysport treatment or shorten the longevity of the product. It is always best to address any concerns you may have with your injector. Best of Luck!
Men in general have thicker facial muscles and may require more product than women to get the desired effect. The average treatment for the glabella (between the eyes) is 30-80 units. For the forehead it is 20-60 units. Your injector should review the recommendation with you based on your...
