Erased jaw line after botox to neck bands? What went wrong?

I suggest if you are unhappy with the botox, consider fillers, lasers, ultherapy and PDO threads to give you more lifting to this area.  Botox will wear off in 3-4 months.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Sorry that you are having this problem.  A photograph, or better still, before and after photos, would have been extremely helpful in this case. What I can say is that I have been injecting Botox for aesthetic purposes for over twenty-five years. In the beginning, in order to treat ropey neck cords, we simply injected the cords themselves. Later, we learned that the platysma, the broad muscle responsible for those cords, extended all the way up in a sheet onto the length of the jawline, and by injecting along the posterior 2/3 of jawbone, as well as the cords themselves, we could get an additional tightening of the upper neck and jawline. The technique was dubbed the "Nefertiti Lift" after the famous step mother of King Tut whose tight neck-chin profile is considered the feminine ideal. It sounds from your description as though your doctor was attempting to do this. If so, your current problem of sagging and loss of jaw definition may simply relate to edema (fluid accumulation) due to the trauma of the multiple injections, since it is still only two days past treatment.  Alternatively, the injection points chosen may not have been appropriate or a dilution chosen such that it allowed for spreading of the injected material beyond the desired treatment zone. If the situation persists or worsesn over the next few days, you would do well to contact the treating physician.  Going forward, make certain that you are seeing an experienced Botox injector. Ask to see his/her before and after photos. Best of luck to you and best for the holidays. 

Thank you for your question! It would be easier to give you an opinion if you showed before and after pictures. Some people become immune on Botox after some time. You did not mention if you had new injector. It is unclear what happened. I am so sorry for your unpleasant experience with Botox. Best of luck!