I am 39 years old and decided to get dysport as a preventative measure. However, one week after the treatment, I noticed that my eyebrows appear lower, my forehead feels heavy, and my eyelids look even more hooded. I expressed to the doctor that I wanted a natural look and to maintain movement in my eyebrows, but now I can't even move them. I only received 50 units spread over two areas. Will the effects of dysport wear off faster due to the lower dosage? At what point can I expect to regain movement in my eyebrows?
The dose of 50 units in two areas (forehead and frown) is half the usual dose, but it can still have a significant effect. The duration of the effect can vary and typically lasts around 3-4 months, depending on previous treatments. Repeated use of Botox can extend the duration and effectiveness.
Dysport typically lasts 3 to 4 months, but considering the areas treated and the dosage used, it may last up to 4 months. I suggest discussing the expected duration of results with your injector. Good luck.
If you are unhappy with the results of your Dysport treatment, it could be due to incorrect placement of injections in the forehead or glabella. Discuss your concerns with an experienced cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon for further advice.
Botox/Dysport results typically last 3-4 months. Adjusting the dosage and placement can help prevent issues with future treatments.
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