Downward pressure between eyes and scowling look after Botox 1.5 weeks ago.

It takes 1-2 weeks for final results with Botox. Botox results resolve in 3-4 months. Venus legacy and thermage treatments can soften results. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Difficult to say without a picture but I suspect that there is an imbalance between the muscles that lift your forehead and those that pull it down. The downwards muscles are winning at the moment and you have a heavy sensation. Go back to the doctor who will be able to look at the face once more and see if there is any downwards pull that can be treated again to obtain the lift that you desired. A top-up normally fixes the problem. Go back after 2 weeks to make sure that the botox has really taken in all areas of the face.

I can not say what is going on exactly without seeing you in person or knowing exactly where the botox was injected.  The good things is that it will wear off in about 4months if you do not like it.

It is diffiicult to tell wjhat is going on and what you mean as freakish but it most likely can be corrected with prioper placement of another session of Botox. be sure you are seeing a board certified dermatologist

it can happen when the botox is injected next to the muscle instead of inside the muscle. That causes the muscle to contract even stronger than before to give you that look. I suggest not to do more injections and go to sauna or steam room couple of times and wait until the toxin wears off.

In order to be able to help you, you must be evaluated in person. Using Botox is a balancing act between depressors and elevators of the facial muscles. This is exactly the reason why I recommend that the best administrators of botox are either plastic surgeons like myself or dermatologists. Good luck from New York City

Botox is used to weaken muscles of expression but they must be balanced for a natural look and natural expression. It sounds as though you may have too much weakness in the forehead and it is dropping a little too much.  See your doctor or another experienced physician who can appreciate the imbalance and possibly correct it.  All the best. Alexis Parker MD