Eye shape after Botox. (photo)

Botox injections can be tricky and even in the best of hands there are times when things don't look quite exactly the way you would like them to.  This is where an expert injector can often help make corrections.  I would strongly suggest seeing a physician who is highly experienced with Botox injection.  

Thank you for the great question and for sharing the photo. It looks like your medial right brow has dropped a little bit. This is caused by Botox weakening the frontalis muscle, which is an unintended consequence of using Botox to treat the frown lines between the brow.The frontalis muscle is a brow elevating muscle and, when weak, tends to allow the brow to drop slightly. In most cases, this will only last a few weeks. However, in the worse case scenario, this issue will last 3-4 months - the same as the duration of effect of Botox. Either way, rest assured knowing that this problem is temporary and will resolve on it's own. Good luck!Dr. Harmych

When your eyelids are heavy to begin with, overwriting the forehead lines (frontal muscle) with Botox can drop the brow and make the upper lid even heavier. Unfortunately you have to wait until the treatment wears off in a few months.