Will wide-eyed look from 5 years of botox/dysport go away? (photo)

Thank you for the question. Botox wears off at about 4 months, but lasts longer with multiple long term injections. Your eyelid retraction is probably not connected to the injections you have been receiving. It can be a sign of thyroid disease. You should discuss this with your physician. Good luck.

Thank you for your photographs and question, and I am sorry that your Botox treatment has not been what you anticipated.  Once the Botox wears off, 3-4 months after your injections, your eyes should return to their prior shape.  The "bug-eyed" look was likely due to over treatment of your crows feet, and with a reduction in the amount, or a different pattern of injection, you should be able to improve the wrinkling without the side effect of changing your eye shape.  Hope that this helps.  

Thank you for submitting your question.  Botox will wear off on average of 3 months.  The results of botox will go away once you discontinue.  Discuss ypur concerns with ypur injector.  Best Wishes

If you stop the botox/dysport this will go away.  Botox/dysport do not last more than 3-4 months in the majority of people, the results are reversible.  Best, Dr. Emer.

It does appear that your eyes have become more proptotic (they stick out with a "bug-eyed appearance") over the past five years.  This probably not due to the Botox, but since Botox lasts for about 4 months you will know for sure after it has worn off (4-5 months after your last treatment).  Hyperthyroidism or Graves' disease are common causes of orbital proptosis and this is fairly easy to test for.  I would schedule a visit with your primary care physician (or possibly you OB/GYN if they order labs for you) and have this evaluated to make sure there aren't any medical issues.