I Have the Drooping Eyelids After Botox and my Doctor Prescribed a Medrol Doe Pack- Is This a Good Choice?

The Medrol dose pack will be a complete waste of money.  It has absolutely no role in treating upper eyelid ptosis after BOTOX.  The eye drop that can help is Iopodine or Aproclonidine ophthalmic drops.  I recommend a one week trial of these drops.  If the eyelid positions improve on the drop, it suggests that the ptosis will resolve within a 6-8 week period.  If the eyelid position does not improve at all during this week of trial, then is suggests the paralysis of the muscle responsible for raising the upper eyelids is more severe and can take 3-4 months to resolve and sometimes longer.  During this time it is appropriate to try the drops one a week.  As soon as they become effective, this foretells a 6-8 week time frame for resolution.  During the 6-8 week period regular use of the drops will help keep the eyes open.  I suggest seeing an oculoplastic surgeon for management of the ptosis.  I am sorry you are experiencing this complication.

Droopy eyelids following Botox treatment are often due to overtreatment of the frontalis, your forehead muscle.  This muscle is responsible for keeping your brow (and upper eyelid) in proper position.  If it is truly eyelid droopiness, prescription eyedrops (aproclonidine) can be prescribed.  In my experience, oral steroids would not be first line treatment for your concern.