I Had Botox Around my Lower Lip Chin Area . Now Mouth Looks Weird when I Talk, What To Do?

I'm sorry that you've had negative results. This area is definitely an area to use caution in injecting Botox. The neurotoxin effects will lessen and likely go away in 3-4 months. Best of luck.

Dependent upon placement and injector technique, Botox in the peri-oral region, or around the mouth can be tricky. Remember it's only temporary and the product will wear off. There are several muscles that cause our mouth to purse, smile, turn down, etc., and if it's not done precisely, you can have some asymmetry or be unable to use your mouth as you normally would.

Fortunately, Botox is temporary and if you do not like how your mouth looks, then your normal movement will return in around 3-5 months from the time of injection.  Effects around the lower face tend to go away faster, especially if you use the muscles in this area a lot.  When applied appropriately around the chin, Botox can vastly improve scowling and frown lines.  However, depending on your particular peri-oral anatomy, especially if you have a broad smile, you may have not been a good candidate for certain Botox injections to the chin and lower lip regions.  Hang in there...things will be back to normal soon.