How long after Botox will asymmetry correct itself? (photo)

It takes about 4-6 months for Botox effects to go away. Unfortunately there are no additional treatments to correct this issue.

I'm sorry you are having issues from your Botox treatment. Generally Botox effects last three to four months and fade gradually, although this time frame can vary among patients.

Thankfully the effects of Botox are temporary and it will return to normal in 3-4 months. It's important to find an experienced provider who understands the anatomy. In this case - the depressor labii inferiorus muscle was injected and it's the cause of the crooked smile. I'll attach a video explaining the mentalis muscle.

It can be concerning to experience asymmetry after Botox treatment, but these effects are typically temporary. Here’s what you can expect:

Duration of Effects: Botox generally lasts between 3 to 6 months, depending on the individual and the area treated. As the effects of Botox wear off, the asymmetry should gradually improve. Most patients begin to notice changes in muscle movement and symmetry returning around 2 to 3 months after the injection.

Natural Resolution: Over time, as the Botox effect diminishes, muscle activity will gradually return to normal, and the asymmetry should resolve. The rate at which this happens can vary from person to person.

Follow-Up Consultation: It’s advisable to schedule a follow-up appointment with your provider to discuss your concerns. They can assess the situation and determine if any corrective measures, such as additional Botox in specific areas or other treatments, might be beneficial.

Future Treatments: If you choose to have Botox again in the future, ensure you communicate your previous experience to your provider. They can adjust their technique to help avoid similar outcomes.

Remember, while it can be unsettling, these effects are usually temporary, and with time, your smile and facial symmetry should return to normal.

If you’ve received Botox and have an asymmetry, it usually takes 3 to 4 months for the effects of Botox to wear off completely. This timeframe may vary based on individual factors such as your metabolism, the dosage used, and the area treated.
During this period, the asymmetry might gradually correct itself as the Botox weakens. However, if the asymmetry is significant or bothersome, a touch-up or small correction with additional Botox can be considered. I’d recommend giving it at least 2-3 weeks post-injection before reassessing, as initial swelling may also contribute to uneven results.
Applying heat or using radiofrequency treatments after Botox could potentially speed up the breakdown of the product, as both increase blood flow and can cause muscle activity, reducing the duration of the Botox effect. However, this is not always predictable and may not guarantee correction of the asymmetry.
If you’re considering using radiofrequency, I’d suggest waiting at least 2 weeks after your Botox injection, when the product has fully settled. It’s best to consult with your provider first, as it could unintentionally worsen the asymmetry or affect the results differently.