Major Increase in Nasolabial Folds After Botox for Crow's Feet

There is very little that you can do at this point.  I would allow the Botox to wear off and refrain from further treatment in the future.  

It appears that you have deep paraconcentric smile folds. These were possible to make when yousmiled before botox in the crows feet but now you are noticing them more. It seems with such a big smile in your photograph that there is virtually  no creasing in the lower eyelid skin. The latter usually persists after Botox crows feet injections and sometimes is even more demonstrable from a compensatory reaction of non-treated muscles. If your muscles near the cheek bone were treated at the lowest crows foot area, then this might cause there to be less lower eyelid lines and less upward elevation of the corner of the lip when you smile. The other lateral cheek muscles may compensate and work harder to create the paraconcentric smile folds. It will go away in a few months or less but you shouldn't have any Botox injected into the cheek to weaken these lines because that will drop your lower face. If you don't smile too wide, your new smile lines probably won't be as evident. it

I would agree with Dr. Kavali's assessment. The Botox can diffuse beyond the area that it is injected and this may have happened in your case. The good news is that it will dissipate with time. The bad news is that it may take3-4 months. Occasionally I have seen the Botox "overshoot" for the first two weeks and then ease off.