Post-Botox knot on brow treated with hydrocortisone shot; depression developed beyond injection site. (photos)

Steroid injections are used commonly in dermatology and plastic surgery for a variety of reasons. However, steroid injections can cause depressions. Sometimes these depressions can resolve gradually over time. If you haven't already, then speak with a specialist to review options.Best,Dr. Chaboki

I think you should fire your current dermatologist.  Kenalog can cause atrophy.  I would recommend even at this late date injecting this area with saline although the probability of residual kenalog persisting this long is highly unlikely.  The reality is that the tissue atrophy caused by steroids can be permanent.  There are a lot of options to improve this situations but the first step is to get away from the person causing the problem.

Thank you for your question. This is most likely due to your steroid injection (Kenalog). Depressions and atrophy are known side effects of Kenalog. This can improve and resolve on its own over time, however if it does not there are other options. You can try to improve this with radiofrequency, saline injections or dermal fillers such as Restylane or Juvederm. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to have this evaluated and to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your
question. This is most likely due to your steroid injection (Kenalog).
Depressions and atrophy are known side effects of Kenalog. This can improve and
resolve on its own over time, however if it does not there are other options.
You can try to improve this with radiofrequency, saline injections or dermal
fillers such as Restylane or Juvederm. I recommend having a consultation with
an expert to have this evaluated and to determine the best treatment plan for
you. Best of Luck!

Steroid injections can cause a depression. This may resolve on it's own with time, but if not, schedule an appointment to see your surgeon to discuss possibly using filler to smooth out the area. Best of luck.

Injections of various forms of cortisone is very frequent in correcting issues from cosmetic procedures but may lead to depressions.  since you have had enough time for this to subside and it has not, see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon and filler injections should help

This is from the steroid injection. They can cause atrophy of the area. It may take several months to improve. You should consider giving it some time since they have newly appeared . There are options to "fill in " the area but generally with time it should improve without intervention 

Thank you for your question.  This is likely due to the kenalog (ILK) injection as depressions and atrophy are well known side effects of ILK.  This tends to improve and resolve itself over time, however if it doesnt you may consider some localized radiofrequency therapy to the area like Venus to see if you can improve it, in addition a series of saline injections or fillers like Restylane and Juvederm may help.  Regards, Dr. Matt Elias

I am so sorry to hear about what happened. 
I am not sure how much it is due to the hydrocortisone injection... specifically as I have not seen your before photos....
Regardless... This is a relatively easy area to help!...  forehead bone can be used as the support and that helps a lot ... Try some short term fillers and see how that goes... you can always switch to some long-term fillers...
Based on what I see... I am very optimistic of a great result...
Best of luck!