Eyebrows Frozen and Eyelids Dropped Week 2 After Botox for Frown Lines?

In general, it is important to have your injections performed by an experienced specialist. A board certified plastic surgeon, facial plastic surgeon, or dermatologist are all great choices. Injecting Botox in the wrong quantity and/or wrong area can result in a poor outcome. The Botox will last for three months on average. I would recommend speaking with your physician in the meantime. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.

Without viewing photo's of the area you are concerned with, it is very difficult to answer your question. You should consider posting pictures, and follow up with your provider.

You didn't mention your age or offer a photo, but your description is pretty typical for placing too much Botox into the forehead muscle which causes the entire forehead to relax and descend.  The older we get the more forehead laxity occurs, particularly over the lateral half of each eyebrow.  As that occurs, you run the risk of losing the lateral arch of the eyebrow when the muscle above is totally relaxing.  I describe it as the forehead almost becoming a 'plate' that comes down flattening your brows and making you look old somewhat glum.  Have your injector reduce the amount of Botox and be careful with placement in your forehead. 

Every doctor has his/her own injection techniques.  If you are not satisfied with your outcome, you should follow-up with the physician who performed the procedure.  The drooping should improve within a few weeks to months.  By addressing the issue, you may be able to avoid the same problem in the future.

The best bet is for you to return to the provider who performed your injections so that they may address your concerns.  They will be the most informed as to the amount and the placement of the product and will hopefully be able to counsel you appropriately to achieve better results in the future.

Best Regards,

Jacque LeBeau, MD

It's hard to assess without examining you or seeing photos. There can be differences in results depending on the injector and the number of units used.

Fortunately, the unsatisfactory results will wear off.  Best to check back in with your doctor to discuss your concerns

It would be best to return to your injector for an evaluation at this point in time. Injection technique will absolutely vary from one injector to the next, and I don't know how many units you had done. But if you aren't happy, return to your injector to go over the situation and assess it.