15 units of Botox in crows feet area causing cheek sagging/nasolabial folds to worsen?

It takes 2-4 months for the botox to resolve.  After which your smile/cheeks will be back to normal.  Dr. Emer.

Hello.  It's unfortunate your Botox treatment caused this untoward effect.  I will say that it's unusual for Botox in the Crow's feet to cause the effect you're describing, but I've also learned that every patient is different and can respond to treatments unpredictably.  Though you got an undesired effect, rest assured that this effect will go away in 3 months or so.  Hopefully, you trust the provider who treated you and you can see him/her for follow up and document the result.  Next time, when she or he sees you, he/she can adjust the injection sites.  Good luck.

It is possible that you could experience midface sagging after Botox if it got to the Zygomaticus muscles.  This could occur from injecting too low and deeply or from migration.  The effect will gradually wear off.

Thank you for sharing your question. I have had patients referred to me for evaluation of your described problem. The Botox was either injected too low or it migrated to effect the muscle of the cheek. It will resolve in a few months without treatment. Make sure experienced doctors perform all procedures. Good luck,

Thank you for your question.  I am very sorry to hear about your experience.  Please allow for about 12 weeks for the Botox to wear off in your cheeks.  In the meantime, warm compresses, massage and facial exercises may help you to regain muscle activity more quickly.  I would advise you to see an experienced injector for an in-person reevaluation in order to fully address your concerns and to determine the best course of action.  Best wishes!