Why Does Botox Treatment for Crows Feet Make Dents in my Cheeks, Wrinkles Worse and Bags Under my Eyes?

It is difficult to see what you are referring to without seeing photos. A poor result could be related to amount injected, placement of the injections, and poor technique. I would recommend visiting your provider and communicating this concern to him or her. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.

It is very difficult to answer your question without first knowing the details-how many units were used and actual placement? Also, you should consider posting photo's minimally for better assessment.

Because Botox works by relaxing hyperactive muscles of expression, it can alter the balance of facial features. For example, brow position is affected by muscles that lift and muscles that pull down, such as the ones that cause crow's feet. Similarly, the crow's feet muscle (called the orbicularis) lifts the upper cheek area, so relaxing it can weaken support for the lower eyelid area in some cases. Based on the response, an experienced injector should be able to alter the technique the next time with different placement and dosing to minimize the problem.

If you had a better post procedure cosmetic outcome with the first provider, return to that provider for repeat injections. You also seem to know that if he/she stayed on the outside of the orbit (temple), the outcome was more pleasing to you ... so, again, have them inject that area only as they can always add more Botox a week later if you don;'t get the effect you desire. It is always important to post pictures so that we better understand your concerns.

A picture would help in understanding what you are trying to describe.  It would  also help to know how many units were injected.  It sounds like perhaps too much botox was used.