My eyelids drooped after Botox on my forehead! Once the Botox wears off will my eyelids go back to what they were?

Sometimes
Botox injections can be placed too low, or too much of the substance has been
placed in your forehead (this can happen if you have a small forehead) or the
product has migrated causing the eyelids to droop. Iopidine eye drops will be
helpful but you may also find that additional Botox can be used to treat
asymmetry and can work to raise the brow and the eyelid. Please ensure you
visit a practitioner with plenty of experience in this technique if you
decide to try this. You may of had a bad experience this time resulting in a
dropping eye, but this doesn't and won't always happen so don't let this
deter you. Try to visit another practitioner next time who is highly
experienced and will know the right doseage as well as the right areas to
inject to minimise the chances of this happening again. The skin should
bounce back to where it was before and you'll see this happen gradually
within 3-6 months.

Thank you very much for your question. Unfortunately, eyelid droop
(ptosis) is a common complication from Botox injections. As the Botox begins to
wear off, over the next two to three months, you will see your eyelids return
to normal. Remember, while some side-effects from Botox are unavoidable, it is
important to use a board certified plastic surgeon, which reduces your risks.
If you have any further concerns, I suggest contacting your Botox provider.

Yes.  Your eyelid will go back to normal.  And the good news is, that because the botox was injected into your forehead or glabella, and not directly into your eyelid, it wont last as long as the rest of your botox! So in just a month or two, you will notice a dramatic difference.  As your doctor for a prescription of drops to help alleviate the droop in the short term.  And always make sure to check the credentials of the injector- knowledge of facial anatomy is critical to getting safe and effective injections.  - Dr. Amalfi