How to Fix Bad Results from Blepharoplasty?

You unfortunately have issues which cannot be ignored and likely will not resolve with conservative (watchful waiting) measures. You should see an expert evaluation with a plastic or oculoplastic surgeon very soon. In the mean time, be sure the keep your eyes moist with drops or ointment to help prevent any damage. Good luck.

Dear Mollie
Just about any surgeon who performs facial cosmetic surgery offers routine cosmetic eyelid surgery. However, fixing routine cosmetic eyelid surgery after it goes bad is a whole other matter. Aesthetically fixing your lower eyelids so that they sit against the eyes, function properly, and look right involves significant reconstructive surgery. I am not aware of any general plastic or facial plastic surgeons who can perform this type of work. Finding an oculoplastic surgeon who performs this type of work is also challenging due to the exotic nature of the reconstruction you require. Therefore, it is likely that you will need to travel to find a surgeon who can provide a satisfactory reconstruction for your eyes.
I encourage you to look at my website: lidlift.com. I have specific pages discussing this type of eyelid reconstructive surgery. Look at www.lidlift.com/fixing/ and also www.lidlift.com/midface/ . There pages have detailed descriptions of how these repairs are approached together with before and after photographs.
There is no substitute for a personal consultation. In brief, I believe that you need a lower eyelid reconstruction that also included a vertical advancement of the midface over a hand carved ePTFE orbital rim implant. This will recruit cheek skin into the lower eyelid. This replaces the skin that was over resected by your prior eyelid surgery. The rim implant serves as a felting material to hold the cheek in place. The lower eyelid needs to be vertically and horizontally lengthened. Tissue from the roof of the mouth is used for this purpose. This is called a hard palate graft. This is sewn behind the lower eyelid to avoid placement of an unsightly skin graft. The reconstructed lower eyelid is then sewn closed for about a week. The surgery is done in stages for this reason with each lower eyelid reconstructed about one week apart. You can see for yourself from my website that these methods can reconstruct very significant post belpharoplasty abnormalities.

I am sorry to learn of the difficult y you are having after eyelid surgery. First and foremost, speak with your surgeon about alleviating the problem.
Until it is corrected, it is important that you lubricate your eyes with artificial tear drops and lubricants. Depending upon the timing since surgery this may improve with conservative measures like massage. If massage does not help improvement you may need further corrective surgery to allow the lids to go back to their normal position. This may be a combination of skin and eyelid grafts, lower eyelid tightening and mid face cheek lifting.
Your eyes need to be evaluated by an ophthalmologist to make sure that the cornea is not affected. An ocular plastic surgeon, who specializes in the eye and eyelid area will be your best resource at this time after you speak with your own physician.