zojack

No, I have never heard of this as a side effect. It sure seems like the timing suggests some relationship to the Botox injections. Try searching the internet.

Thanks for the reply and advice. It does seem to be getting better already.

I had a consult and the doctor said he could not tell that one high was smaller.To me, it is obvious that the opening of the eyes are different. He did say that injecting Botox above the brow will actually lift the brow a bit and that one brow probably lifted more than the other, which may have opened up the eye. I go in again tomorrow for a laser treatment and will have him take another look. He may be able to correct it by putting more Botox above the smaller eye. So, actually the one eye is not smaller than it was before Botox, rather the other has a larger opening due to more lift. I'll let you know if he corrects it. Kind of bothers me that he doesn't see what I see. My daughter had to look closely to tell, but when I look in the mirror is very obvious. It will probably correct itself as the Botox wears off. Thanks for replying.