Is a canthopexy without infraorbital rim implant, sufficient and reliable? (photo)

Thank you for the photo! At 3 1/2 weeks, you are still in the early stages of healing. By 3 months things should be looking pretty normal but in some cases can take a bit longer. No need for concern at this stage.

Pseudostrabismus is the appearance of crossed eyes which usually results from excess skin or folds in the inner corner of the eye.  This can be corrected under local anaesthetic with a relatively minor procedure releasing that web or tight piece of skin.  

This photograph is taken in upgaze and suggests that you have ptosis both sides. Your brows appear to be in a good position. I would recommend evaluation by an oculoplastic surgeon for appropriate measurements and discussion of options. Your lower eyelid skin could be gently tightened with...

Thank you for your photo. It is best to have an in-office eye examination by a qualified surgeon to determine your anatomy as well as the function of your eyelids before making a decision on the type of procedure to have. From your photo alone, it appears that you may have eyelid ptosis (droopy ...

C02 laser ablation was used to remove xanthelasma.  This office procedure is effective and done with local anesthetic.

However, it is ridiculous to pretend you are having a normal result.  This is far from normal.  The redness is concerning.  If are on post operative antibiotics, I would continue them for another week.  You are severly swollen and oral steroids are warranted.  I would consider a medrol dose pack...