Botox and droopy upper eye lids. Is there any exercise I can do to help?

I am sorry to hear that you have ptosis after your Botox injection.  This does happen.  I would recommend discussing treatment options with your injector.  There are a couple different types of eyedrops that can be used to provide temporary relief of fee drooping.  Once the Botox wears off the lid position will return to normal.

Talk with your surgeon about eye drops. Certain ones can help. Since you've had such a bad experience, I wouldn't recommend any more Botox to fix the issue. Sorry that you are experiencing this. Best, Dr. Nazarian

Droopy  eyelids can be treated with special eyedrops until your botox starts to wear off.  If your brow instead is low, sometimes a little Botox in the corners below you eyebrow can help. if the upper brow still has some movement. 

Idopine drops can help the droopiness from Botox injections.  You do not want to have more Botox at this point.  It will take time for the Botox to go away but exercises do not help.  Best, Dr. Green

Sarah, Thank you for your question.  Concerning your eyelids your physician should be able to prescribe Aproclonidine (Iopidine) to help improve the appearance of your droopy eyelid.  Droopy eyelid is a well known but thankfully rare and reversible complication of Botox.  These drops work on a tiny muscle in your eyelid and help pull it up a few millimeters. The drops must be repeated a few times a day for a continued effect.  Typically the only contraindication to Aproclonidine use post Botox would be an allergy to the drug or to clonidine and concomitant use of a class of drugs known as MAOIs.  In this case I do not think a refund is warranted since this is a known, reversible, and relatively easy to treat side effect.  Regards, Dr. Matt Elias