Folds in my eyelid after Botox! Is it 'botched'? (photos)

Botox can correct asymmetry of the eyebrows providing it is administered correctly by an experienced practitioner. Whilst your asymmetry has been rectified, this has weakened the overactive muscle which once held up the skin on the eye. Now that this muscle has relaxed, your eyelids have ever-so-slightly lowered. This is probably unnoticeable to other people, but it may affect you. Unfortunately, it seems as though in your case it depends on whether you would prefer the asymmetry or the looser skin, as you may not be able to achieve both. If you wish for the effects to wear off, Iopidine eye drops will be helpful but you may also find that additional Botox can be used to lift both the eyebrows back up and can work to raise the brow and the eyelid. Please ensure you visit a practitioner with plenty of experience in this technique if you decide to try this. Alternatively, the Botox will wear off naturally within 3-6 months. 

Thank you for your question klr2303. I understand your concern. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with
facial expression. It is difficult to make an assessment from these photographs because the lighting and angles are not consistent. However if eyelids are droopy after a Botox treatment it can be treated with apraclonidine 0.5% ophthalmic solution. Please consult with a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!

What you are describing is a normal result. Based on your photos, you look good. I would not advise you to get any more Botox. Best of luck.

if one tries to lower an eyebrow to create more symmetry there's always some compromise that has to take place. In your case as the Brow Comes Down The eyelid will appear to be lower and that is a normal response to a proper treatment. Good luck from New York City