Puffy eyes after Botox (Photo)

Botox is in full effect two weeks after injection. The "spock" brow that it appears you have can be softened by treating the outer part of the brow. The heavy lids will gradually improve as the Botox wears off.

It looks like you have a "hook brow" in the photo, which is caused by treating the glabella and frontalis centrally and not treating the frontalis laterally. This results in a "Spocking" or "Mephisto" look of the brow where it is pointed, as it pulls only on the outside parts when trying to raise your brows. The inner part of the brow is lower because the frontalis is not pulling up there after toxin. You can treat the lateral frontalis to help soften the look, but the brow heaviness will likely last the duration of the toxin timeline, which is 3-4 months in total. Since you are now 4 weeks post-treatment, it will likely last another 2-3 months.