Ms Neanderthal after Botulintoxin overdose; is botox just not for me? (Photos)

Unfortunately, this sounds like an injector error. You will probably need to wait until the Botox wears off within the next three to four months. You can use this time to find a more expert injector for your next treatment. Good luck. Best, Dr. Emer

Either you were given too much Botox to your forehead or the placement was too low causing your brows to drop. Fortunately, things will go back to the way they were before once the Botox wears off in 3-4 months. Make sure you find an experienced injector next time.

Your pretreatment photos do not look bad.  In view of your results, you might want to request that the injections focus only on the glabella and crows feet.  If everything in the forehead has fallen and you've lost elevation of your brows, you may not want to have the forehead lines injected.  If you are not happy with your current results, its best to seek the opinion of another injector.  Luckily, the effects of this injection will wear off with time.

It certainly looks as if yoiu have a smoothing result from on the Glabella.  It is the forehead dose that is causing the drop.  My suggestion is that next time only do the Glabella and not the forehead then go back in a couple weeks and have a minimal amount of Botox placed high on the forehead jus below the hairline.  This is likely to prevent too much relaxation to the forehead muscles (frontalis) yet give you some relief from the lines.  

Dr. ODell

I think that there is too much Botox in the forehead or not properly placed.  Complete immobilization of the forehead might not be the best for you because you need the frontalis muscles to lift the brows. I would try another physician in the future and explain the problems you have had. Sometimes this problem can be corrected with lifting the brows with Botox. The frontalis is the only muscle which lifts the brows and if over treated, the brows will fall invariably.