Hi and thanks for your question. This does happen sometimes. Fortunately, you can improve the heaviness by having your injector treat around your eyes and underneath your brows. The muscles they are targeting are the orbicularis oculii and depressor nasi. Weakening those muscles causes the brow to come up a bit. Your injector should use a smaller dose next time and make sure they are injecting high in the forehead and low in the glabella. Hope that helps.
Thank you for sharing your question. The best treatment would entail placement along the upper outer aspect of your crow's feet. This helps weaken the muscle that pulls your brows down and can subtly improve your current result. Hope this helps.
Sorry to hear you are having the issue with botox. In my experience the best is to just let the botox wear out over time. The wear out from the spill over effects of botox usually happens quick.