Plump Cheeks After Botox

I can't make out your issue in the photograph. However, what you are describing is a little too much weakening of the lower eyelid muscle at the lower outer corner of the eyelid.
This muscle is called the orbicularis oculi muscle. It surrounds the eye and at the edge of the eyelids, it functions to close the eyes. At the eyebrow it pulls the brow down and in opposition to the frontalis muscle of the forehead, it pinches the eyebrow so we can menace people. But just below the outer corner of the eyelid the muscle helps support the outer aspect of the lower eyelid.
Your treatment has smoothed the crows feet but at the price of heaping your cheeks which also contributes to the funny smile lines. Generally, these unwanted effects do not last quite as long as the total effect of treatment. It is likely that by the time of the wedding most or all of these effects will be gone.
Don't have your doctor chase this problem, let the BOTOX wear off. In the future, avoid BOTOX treatment below the outer corner of the eyelid, the so-called lateral raphe.

Hi mtoney,
he good news is that Botox in this area of the face will probably not last longer than three months so you should be fine for the wedding.
The bad news as you've discovered is that it is possible for Botox to migrate, affecting other areas of the face than it was intended for. This migration can be caused by injector error or too much dilution for the Botox. It's hard to pick up in the concern in the photograph, but we would suggest discussing the issue with your practitioner or searching for a more qualified one in your area. Good luck.

The good news is that the Botox will wear off gradually in around 3 months so you will return to your pre-injection appearance. It is possible that careful planning with additional Botox injections could improve your current situation (it is hard to say from your description and without seeing you), but I would be sure to go to a physician who is expert in the facial anatomy, muscle function, and injection technique.