Upper bleph, laser or filler for upper eyelid crepiness? (Photo)

Although botox sounds like a simple procedure but when done artfully you can get significant result.  It can provide a brow lift and improve the compensatory muscle contractions leading to wrinkles as well.
I would wait until the effects of the current treatment subside (about thee months after injection), then have a thorough evaluation.
Make sure you have a thorough consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who has extensive experience in this procedure. Check her/his experience, credentials, reviews, before and after photos, and have a quality consultation.  There are many surgeons who do virtual consultations as well.  
It is preferred for your surgeon to be member of "American Society of Plastic Surgeons" and ideally member of "American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery". This means they have been evaluated by the society and recognized that the focus of their practice is high volume and quality, honest aesthetic plastic surgery and they adhere to a code of ethics.

First, you should let the errant Botox expire, then judge what, if any, procedures would benefit your eyes.  You can't judge your brow or upper eyelid position accurately when Botox is present.  You should allow a full three months after the injection, not sooner, or the Botox will still be partially working.

Although other alternative mentioned have value, you might consider a fractional laser treatment to the upper eyelids to help with the appearance of the skin.  It would be longer lasting than botox and not as aggressive as a different surgery.