Tricks for reducing/reversing too much Botox?

 Unfortunately there is no reversal agent for Botox at this time. 

The injection of the glabellar muscles alone can make the forehead lines worse and vice versa, therefore it was not unreasonable that your doctor injected both the forehead and glabellar complex together. I believe that injecting the same dose every time is not a smart move for everyone because duration of action and the recovery of the muscles from botox vary from person to person. 

Obtaining a detailed history and evaluation of each and every individual, documenting the strength of facial muscles with and without facial expressions, clearly explaining the injection plan might help in preventing such issues, although this could happen to even the best injector.

Finding an expert physician/surgeon who can offer non invasive eyebrow lifting procedures such as Ultherapy, Endymed or even PDO thread lifts may improve your situation; otherwise you have to wait until it wears off on its own.

Best of luck

Dr. Shanthala

This will wear off in 3-4 months. In the mean time, thermage/venus legacy and fillers will help improve this. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

Botox will last 3-4 months on average, but you may begin to see a return of some muscle function before that time.  Unfortunately there is no treatment available to significantly reduce the duration of Botox activity.  However your eyebrow function will return to its pre-treatment state once the Botox "wears" off. 

Unfortunately you can't "reverse" the effects of botox.  It will wear off eventually- in about 8-12 weeks.Ensure you see a board certified plastic surgeon/dermatologist for your treatment. 

Thanks for your question, sorry for your situation. This proves that it is of utmost importance to see a qualified injector.  What can be done??  TIme and waiting of course but is there something else??  Even in my practice we come across a patient that will get a little too much droop on one side, rare but it happens.  This can be helped by the use of filler to "lift" the affected brow to some degree.  Also, not proven but you could try to over stimulate the muscles with a facial microcurrent device that may shorten the duration of the botox effect.  Again, this is not proven but may actually work.  Good luck