Botox five days ago, when eyebrows raised very spock-like and one higher than other. (Photo)

Unfortunately, the Spock eyebrow is not uncommon after Botox injections.  However, it can easily be fixed with a small quantity of additional Botox injected into the forehead (frontalis) muscle above the point of the arched brow.
The maximal effect of Botox is at 2 weeks, so you might still see an improvement in your frown lines.

Thank you for your question and photo. Though unfortunate, this is not an uncommon issue after getting Botox. It is an easy fix to help with the "Spock" brows. Please return to your injector and they can add just a little Botox in the forehead to help relax the sharpness of the brow. If you choose not ho return to your original injector, then the effects will take about 3-4 months to wear off. Going to a different injector is an option, and  any good experience injector will know exactly how to correct this. Good luck.