Botox Has Cause My Lower Eyelids to Sag, Will this Go Away Eventually?

The bags may be from a lack of pump action on the eyelid muscle that was affected by the Botox in this off-label procedure. That is why we tend not to inject the lower eyelids of people that have intermittent puffiness around the lower eyelids.  Sometimes, though, patients don't mention or have this prior history and then the treatment is done and they develop the bags. they do go away in about three months, sometimes a little longer.

Hello.  While the situation seems pretty bad right now, you will recover well.  The effects of the Botox should wear off enough so that the bags start looking better after 6-8 weeks.  The effects should be fully gone by three months based on the amount of product that was injected.  

To be frank, it does not sound as if your injector was doing you a favor in this area.  In the future, have your injector stick to the outer eye only as the closer you get to under the eye, the more likely it is that you will experience this problem.  Relaxing these muscles makes the fat that surrounds the eye more likely to pull (push) downward, creating the appearance that you have bags.  This is why most experienced injectors do not use Botox under the eyes.

So sorry to hear about this.  Obviously, it is essential to get care with a physician who knows what they are doing.    I would strongly recommend seeing an ophthalmologist or an oculoplastic surgoen for dry eye management until the treatment wears off.  The American Society for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery maintains a geographic directory that will help you identify a highly qualified oculoplastic surgoen in your area (asoprs.org).