Has Dysport made me seriously ill?

Yes. Botox, Dysport, and other neurotoxins only work locally. It is safe to take all manners of systemic medications, including antibiotics, after receiving neurotoxin injections.

This is a great question. It would be quite unusual for Botox and Dysport to be creating more wrinkles. The more likely culprit is that you’re noticing areas that haven’t been treated more prominently than before. While the lines around your forehead and eyes have softened, the wrinkles clo...

Thank you for your question. While it is not common for Dysport to cause the types of side effects you are describing, there is the chance that an injection performed incorrectly could cause vision issues. However, that is something best addressed by an ophthalmologist after an in-person...

I appreciate your question and your concern. While these treatments may not be approved by the FDA for use in patients over 65, that does not mean the procedures are not safe for that age group. It is more likely the clinical studies did not include patients over the age of 65. Physicians often...

Hi and thank you very much for your question. It is normal to feel tighter in the first few days following injection, that is because the neurotoxin is working hard to relax the muscles creating the wrinkles you're seeing. I recommend you wait 2 weeks from when you were injected and if you s...

If the Dysport is not lasting the full 12 weeks, I would try either increasing the dose of Dysport or switching to a different product. All brand names carry basically the same neurotoxin, but have different carrier proteins. These can induced different reactions in different people, including...