Using Alphagan for Droopy Eye from Botox

Alphagan should be fine to use to help treat your droopy eye after Botox injection.  Thankfully, your droopy eyelid should return to its normal state in a few months.  Good luck!

You should not worry about using alphagan for a while even if you do not have glaucoma.  Some find that Iopidine is more effective but it is also more difficult to find.  Alphagan can sometimes cause allergic reactions or irritation of the eye.  If your eye becomes red, light sensitive, or uncomfortable discontinue use of alphagan.

Alphagan is an accepted remedy for blepharoptosis caused by unexpected Botox infiltration into the levator muscles.
Alphagan works by stimulating a second set of muscles called Muller's muscle which causes lifting of the eyelid muscle.
If it works then I would continue to use it. However, if it doesn't work, why keep using it?