Botox chin slurred speech and crooked smile?

Unfortunately this will take a few months to improve.  Id suggest speaking to your physician, and going to a different injector for next treatment.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Interested to know whether the injector was a board certified plastic surgeon? You should not experience these results which are uncommon. 

Botox injections in the lower face and around the mouth can cause problems with smiling, asymmetries, and other movement irregularities if done in incorrect amounts or ill placement.  Too much botox or too dilute botox could also diffuse to unwanted muscles causing ill effects.  Make sure to always see an expert injector for botox injections; it will save you in the long run.  Unfortunately, there is nothing that can be done to alleviate the symptoms that you are exhibiting; make sure to continue to utilize the muscles and be patient.

It is imperative to utilize a skilled injector when having an off label treatment; of any kind.  I also question the placement of your Botox. Unfortunately, all you can do is wait. The effects will gradually dissipate over the next 90-120 days. I'm so sorry you're experiencing this.Be well#botoxforchin #offlabeluse #skilledinjector

I recommend always using a skilled injector when having an off label treatment, I would question the placement of your Botox. Unfortunately, all you can do is wait. The effects will gradually dissipate over the next 90-120 days. I'm so sorry you're experiencing this.Be well#botoxforchin   #offlabeluse   #skilledinjector

In the first few days after a neuromodulator injection you may see some weird or overly strong reactions. Usually these smooth out as the full effect of the injections take hold (could be up to 2 weeks).  When there is a little more Botox than needed (some people are more sensitive than others) it could take a while longer for the result to be what you want.  It is usually best to under-dose and add more at 2 weeks to avoid a result that is too much.  The good news is that all will wear off and there is no long term bad result.

Misplacement of neuromodulators in the chin area when placed to lateral to the mid-line for correction of textural abnormalities due to the mentalis muscle will take out the depressor labii muscle.  Unfortunately the rule does apply as with other muscles which is 3-4 months.  

This is predictable outcome of Botox injection in the chin area and how long it lasts is somewhat unpredictable as it may take 3-4 weeks to 3-4 months. Activate the affected muscles as much as possible to try to possibly accelerate clearing of Botox.

The injector has probably affected the DLI, depressor labii inferioris muscle. This will take at least 2-3 months to improve unfortunately. There is nothing that can be done to hurry this up.

Hello Hanna901,It sounds like you were given too many units of Botox to the chin.  I always like to start on the low side here and titrate up.  If you receive too many units, you get the result you are describing.  The good news is that the effects of Botox are only temporary so it will get better.  The bad news is it takes a full 7-10 days to reach its maximum effect and it will last for about 3 months.  This means it will continue to get worse over the next few days.  I'd recommend you receive injections from one of the core physician injectors which are the ones with the most training.  This includes facial plastic surgeons, plastic surgeons, and dermatologists.  I hope this helps and good luck.