Botox Has Destroyed my Face & my Life. Is There Any Hope of a Recovery? (photo)

Periorbital muscular damage and, "fat to seep out" is not a logical conclusion from a Botox injection in the forehead.  I certainly hope that a Physician did not suggest this because such an explanation is implausible.  The effect of Botox is transient, lasting 3-4 months.  If you have continued headaches, I would suggest you return to your Neurologist to search for other causes. 

Bulging of the lower eyelids and headaches could be caused by sinus problems. Botox injecitons of the forehead should not in any way cause problems of the lower eyelids. The fat would not herniate out unless Botox were injected in the lower eyelids weakening the support of the eyelid muscle and this can't happen by injecting the forehead. 

something peculiar is occurring in your case and I wonder if you had an extremely rare sensitivity to some agent in the Botox to which you had a reaction and developed some swelling. Please see an allergist who might test you to the product as well as other items to which you may be allergic. Furthermore an ENT doctor should be consulted to determine if you have chronic sinusitis.

The information provided in Dr. Shelton's answer is for educational purposes only and is not intended to constitute medical advice.  The information provided should not be relied upon as a substitute for consultations with a qualified health professional who may be familiar with your individual medical needs. If you are experiencing a medical emergency proceed to your nearest emergency room.

 

You used the term "injector", not doctor, so I am concerned whether you went to a spa or were injected by an aesthetician. Medical grade Botox could not have caused your symptoms. My question is whether you were injected with something else, including gray market product, by a non-physician.