Botox caused bulge in glabella making face look mean. Can this be fixed or do I have to wait until the botox dissolves? (photo)

The central forehead treatment caused paralysis of the muscle that lifts the central brow.  This in turn induces lateral eyebrow lift.  For some reason, the docs who do this service are invested in not understanding how bad a treatment this is.  By superimposing the correct treatment at this point, it will improve your outcome.  I recommend using the Microdroplet Lift website that has a directory of physicians who offer this patented new service.

If you're unhappy with your Botox results, venus legacy and thermage treatments can soften results. Botox results resolve in 3-4 months. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

If you are under-treated, untreated muscles can over-compensate, resulting in muscle bulging.  Consult with an experienced and board-certified cosmetic physician.

I'm sorry you had this experience. It sounds like you received too few units for the areas you wanted treated. When you are under-treated in an area, it can cause other muscles in the area to over compensate for those treated, resulting in an unnatural look. It can be fixed by returning to your provider and having more product injected into the glabella (11) area.

You received too small a dose to correct the areas that you want corrected and this left with uneven results that can easily be addressed with the proper dose and proper location of injection of Botox and you should not have expensive laser treatments. Be sure you see a board certified dermatologist

Thanks for the question.  Typically, Botox only lasts about 3 months, especially if this was your first time being treated with Botox.  I recommend waiting the full three months for the effect to wear off and then seeking consultation to address your concerns.