You have significant issues. It appears that you have had surgical weakening of the structures that help support and close the eyes. You may have had a pre-existing dry eye prior to surgery, but whatever transpired has made the situation worse. Your symptom complex appears to describe a corneal ulceration/exposure keratitis.Please see someone who is versed in treatment of the situation. It ATL...look up William Silver.
Although common for a brief period following surgery the symptoms of dry eye and photosensitivity at 9 weeks merits further investigation and perhaps aggressive treatment and even surgery.Photos suggest that extensive surgery has already occured, including the possibiity of canthoplasty/canthopexy and even cheek suspension through a palpebral incision. The incidence of symptoms following such surgery is increased and merits further investigation. Seek help from your surgeon first and if not forthcoming then get a second opinion. Board certification in ophthamology does not necessary imply competence in caring for such problems and the patient should seek a surgeon (oculoplastic or plastic surgeon) who has extensive experience in dealing with such problems.