Severely Drooping Brow After Botox. Any suggestions? (photos)

First off, you don't have eyelid ptosis so don't let anyone prescribe drops for you. You do have a brow droop. It appears that your glabella injections might have actually been placed in the frontalis muscle and caused the inner part of the eyebrow to droop. This is a common error. It also causes the brows to look severe and almost vertically positioned. I recommend that you allow your Botox to wear off. If this is a one off event that happened with a physician injector that you trust then I wouldn't worry much about it. If this is a new injector or an inexperienced injector or a repeat problem, please seek a second opinion. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

I'm sorry to read about your unsatisfactory
results, fullbodiedred. As you mentioned, this outcome occurs when one muscle
is overcorrected. Unfortunately, your doctor is correct when he says waiting is
your only course of action. As the weeks progress, you should see your lids perking
back up to their normal positions.