Age 18 & Botox for facial flushing 4 months ago will not wear off, will it ever?

By definition and physiology, the botox WILL wear off. It is possible that they might have done an extremely high dosage and/or because you're young it's just taking longer. I would check with your injector to see what they did exactly. In the meanwhile you can consider apraclonidine drops to try to open your lids/eyes more and also consider some botox to the brow depressors as well if you want to explore botox again to try to counteract what they did to your forehead.

Botox generally lasts for about 3-6 months, though this can vary between individuals and is dependent on several factors including the dose administered and individual metabolic factors. The effects you're experiencing should gradually lessen over time as your body metabolizes the Botox.
However, since you're still experiencing these effects after 4 months, it would be a good idea to consult with your healthcare provider or the clinician who administered the treatment. They can provide you with a personalized evaluation and potential solutions. Furthermore, they may be able to adjust future treatments to minimize such side effects.
Please remember to avoid any strenuous physical activity or massaging the treated area for at least 24 hours after receiving Botox injections, as this can cause the Botox to spread to other unintended muscles.

If you've had Botox injections and are experiencing hooded brows as a side effect, you're correct that you may need to wait it out. Hooded brows or drooping eyelids can be a temporary side effect of Botox, but it usually resolves as the Botox effect wears off over time.
Temporary Effect: The hooded brows are typically a result of the Botox relaxing the muscles around the eyes, including the frontalis muscle, which lifts the eyebrows. As the Botox effect diminishes (usually within a few months), your brows should gradually return to their normal position.
Patience is Key: It's important to be patient and allow your body time to metabolize the Botox. You'll likely see a gradual improvement as the Botox effect lessens.
Follow-Up with Your Injector: If the issue persists or worsens, or if you have any concerns, consult with the medical professional who administered the Botox. They can assess the situation and provide guidance on potential solutions.
Consider Future Treatments: If you continue to use Botox, you can work with your injector to adjust the treatment to achieve your desired results while minimizing the risk of hooded brows in the future. The injector can use precise injection techniques to help prevent this issue.
Discuss Alternative Options: If you're concerned about the possibility of hooded brows, discuss alternative treatments for wrinkle reduction with your injector.
It's important to work with a skilled and experienced injector who understands facial anatomy and can tailor the treatment to your specific needs and goals. If you have concerns or are unhappy with the results, open communication with your injector is essential for addressing any issues and achieving the best outcomes in the future.
Hope that helps!...Lena

Good morning!If Botox or other neuromodulator was injected, yes, it is temporary. There are no reversal agents to administer, other than time. For any drop/drooping of eyelids, there is an eyedrop you can use to raise the eyelid margin temporarily if it is affecting your vision. I would expect that within the next 2 months you should start to see improvement, if not almost complete recovery. Good luck!

I'm sorry to hear of the issues you are experiencing since your Botox treatment. The effects of Botox are temporary. Though most patients notice the effects gradually waning after three or four months, it may take longer for some.