On May 1st, I had 100 units of Dysport injected between my eyebrows and for crow's feet. It was my first time. I felt like I still had some movement and went for a follow-up. I was told that the movement between my eyebrows was caused by the forehead muscles that were not injected, and I didn't need any more Dysport. The injector is conservative. However, it is now May 23rd, and I feel like the effects are already wearing off, and I'm regaining more movement. My face initially felt tight, but now it feels normal. Is this normal?
It is true that neighboring muscles that were not injected with Botox may compensate for the muscle paralysis in the injected areas, potentially leading to the development of new lines. It's advisable to visit your doctor to discuss your concerns in detail.
Everyone has unique expressions, and over time, repetitive facial muscle movements can lead to wrinkles and fine lines. Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin are available to reduce unwanted wrinkles and creases caused by these repetitive muscle contractions. These treatments block the release of acetylcholine, a chemical that triggers muscle contractions responsible for wrinkles. Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin essentially paralyze the muscles, preventing them from contracting. Results from these treatments are typically visible within 3-7 days and can last for 3-4 months. I hope this information helps.
The effects of Dysport can vary depending on the injection technique and the amount of product used. Conservative initial treatments with a lesser amount of product can achieve a more natural look. Discuss your concerns and treatment goals with your injector before receiving a treatment. If you desire a more frozen look, consider injecting Dysport into the forehead as well.
The dosage of Dysport or Botox may vary based on individual preferences. If you desire no movement, higher doses may be required. Discuss your concerns with your injector, who can recommend additional units to address the problem areas.
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