What happened to my chin? Botox gone bad! (photos)

This needs more botox injected properly.  I suggest you see an expert for treatment options.  Best Dr. Emer.

Hi, and thanks for your question. It would be good to know how much Botox was injected into your chin. It looks to me like too little Botox was injected into the lower aspect of your chin. It seems like that part of the muscle is still contracting while the upper part is weak. Tough to tell without looking at you live. My suggestion would be to have a very experienced Botox injector take a look at you and see what is going on. It is possible that this could be easily corrected and you do not have to wait 3 months. Hope that helps.

Be sure are seeing an expert injector for Botox in this area.   This is an advanced technique that requires vast knowledge of the underlying muscles and their mechanism of action.  The good news is that Botox lasts 3-4 months so your results are temporary.   Without before pictures it is difficult to determine exactly what happened in your case.  In the future, be sure to see a board certified Plastic Surgeon, or Dermatologist with advanced injector skills.  Best of luck!

Thanks for your question and photos – we always recommend that you have a consultation with a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon as we are the true experts in the use of Botox and understand the anatomy better than anyone else.  In your case, you need to find an expert injector, see what was done, and have them determine if there is anything at this time to correct what was done.  On occasion, more Botox in proper areas can help; other times, we need to wait until the Botox wears off in 3-4 months.  We hope this can be corrected so find the right provider.

Thanks for your questions and photos. Unfortunately, your photos are difficult to show results as you are puckering your lips. A resting face would allow better judgement but would also require a before photo. The chin is a sensitive area and it could be that you had too many units. However, I would seek a professional opinion for a board certified dermatologist. Fortunately, the botox will fade in 3-4 months so it is not permanent. Hope this helps!