Is It Possible to Get Droopy Eye Lids Right After Botox Wears Off?

What you're likely experiencing is a droopy eye-BROW with skin gathering over the eyelid to mimic a droopy eye-LID.   This is likely due to the Frontalis muscle in the forehead that normally elevates the brow to still be paralyzed by the Botox, causing a bit of a brow droop... Give it some more time, and as the Botox wears off in the Frontalis, the asymmetry and droop should both improve...Good luck.Dr Markarian

Depending on the time course of your first and last botox injections, as the glabellar botox (between the eyebrows) has vanished, the lifting effect of the glabella is now gone and possibly the more recent secondary adjustment injections near the eyebrow which can lower the eyebrow, are still active and lowering them. Your doctor may be able to utilize all the different injections you've had and do the next treatment with these insertion sites so you get longevity of the full benefit of all areas treated and they wear off together.

As the Botox gradually wears off (key word being "gradual"), it would not be likely that what you are now seeing is linked to the Botox treatment four months prior.  As panel members suggested, you may be more aware of the heaviness of the lid because the Botox was improving this area.

In our practice, we take before/after photos to better assist practitioner and patient on their assessment.  We encourage you to discuss your question/concerns with your injector for feedback.