A divot appeared under my eye after Botox. It's been 4 days. Will it go away in the next few days? (photos)

This is an area of volume loss that was made worse with excessive Botox. You wrinkles won't improve entirely with Botox. Volume is needed in the undereye and lateral orbital area. The skin in thin there and needs to be thicker. Collagen build up can be obtained using RF, such as Infini or laser resurfacing. I believe that PRP is overpromised by most caregivers as to what it can do. Also, you must know what concentration of PRP you are getting, because most is worthless as well. It must be 6x to be most effective.

Thank you for
your question Essani. I am sorry to hear about your situation. Botox is
a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression such as the crows feet seen around the eyes when one smiles. One change that is seen with age is volume loss under the eye. The fat pad descends from the tear trough area to the upper cheek. Normally the fat pad holds up the upper cheek, but when it descends the muscle under the eye acts as a ligament to hold the cheek up. If this muscle is relaxed with Botox the support is released and descent of the structures is seen. This can be addressed by placing fillers such as Restylane in the tear trough area. Please consult with
a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!