Horribly Crooked Smile from Botox Nefertiti Lift

Botox is a wonderful drug. It will do exactly what you tell it to do.
However, if you paralyze the wrong muscles with a direct injection, it will take three months to recover.
Any more Botox injections will undoubtedly prolong your agony.
The principle of the Nefertiti lift is that you can somehow get a cleaner neck by paralyzing muscles along the jawline. It is not widely performed.

We agree with the general concensus of the panel members -- doing nothing is probably your best option. In some situations, the Botox effects will begin slowly wearing off before the 3-4 month mark which may allow for some gradual improvement. When a practitioner keeps trying to correct an unintended outcome, the unfortunate result is "chasing" the problem while creating potentially more problems. It's apparent that you are not satisfied with the information, feedback, and interaction that you've had thus far with your physician. Therefore, it doesn't seem worthwhile to return.

In general, it is difficult for a consulting physician to determine the exact cause of a particular procedure, especially if it is newer and poorly described in the scientific literature.
The good news is that the procedure was non-surgical and likely related to Botox. These clues would most likely direct a physician to conclude that the nerves are not irreversibly damaged and that the botox effects will eventually subside, thus restoring symmetry.
I would advise a patient in this condition to avoid correction at this time and allow the effects of botox to wear off.