Revision upper eyelid - is there a solution? (Photo)

It is highly improbable that you will actually see anyone who understands your precise concerns. The outcome of chasing this could result in catastrophic consequences by well meaning surgeons trying to do something for you. I am in the business of fixing botched eyelid surgery. You had a central levator disinsertion that causes the relatively hollow upper eyelid sulcus and high compensatory eyebrow elevation. That gives the eyes the eyelids their innie character. The effort to bring the preaponeurotic fat into the upper eyelid is what makes the fullness you see in the after picture. I do wonder how low the crease is. It still seems relatively high. Also suspect the levator disinsertion was not corrected because the brow position did not change. However these are mechanical issues. Far more important is understanding precisely what you are looking for. At this point, it may or may not be achievable. Sadly these surgeries use up resources. I would be very skeptical of promises to undo this surgeries. There is no substitute for a detailed in person assessment.

Hello, it does look like your incisions were made correctly within your natural eyelid crease. The higher slanting line you see is really just how the skin was folding in because of a loss of volume in the superior sulcus. Objectively speaking, your eyelids look proportional and symmetric and natural. Would give it some time to get used to the way they now look and would really caution against doing additional surgery at the expense of complications.