Botox around eyes: now got a deep indentation in my cheek when I smile, how can this be corrected? (Photos)

Botox is a wonderful drug when used properly. Botox is not Botox when it is injected by somebody who is inexperienced. It appears that you might have had too much Botox around your crows feet. This will give you an indentation when your facial muscles are pulling your cheeks up but you have no movement around the eyes. This will resolve on its own. The next time you might ask your doctor to put less around the eyes.

Thank you for the question and photos.
Unfortunately, this seems to be a result of either the BOTOX being injected too low or the dose being too high. This will disappear after 3-4 months and so I would suggest that you dont fill this hole with filler at all but wait it out (unless you also want fillers for another reason!).
Good luck!
Dr Chris Macdonald

It is difficult to assess without seeing you but it sounds like the injections were too low and hit the zygomaticus which will cause this. if this is the case it simply has to wear off and may take a few months