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Will my 2 week Dysport top up correct my hooded eyes?

A very small amount of dysport at the peak of the brow to reduce the "spock brow" and shouldn't cause much more heaviness. I would advise also treating the orbicularis muscle to help achieve more of a brow lift.

Clinical Context

Whether more Dysport will help depends on why the brow looks heavy right now. Hooding can come from the brow sitting low, from the frontalis relaxing back to its natural resting position, or from extra skin and fat above the eyelid that toxin cannot change. Adding more product in the wrong spot can also flatten the arch instead of lifting it. Photos help track change over time, but an in-person exam is needed to see how your brow and forehead actually move before adjusting the dose.

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