Eye is Bloodshot a Week After Blepharoplasty, Should I be Worried? (photo)

the eye appears to have some chemosis and bruising..  it appears fairly normal for healing. see you doctor.

ask about blephamid or tobradex drops..  use lacrilube  and tears

The glistening swelling of the white of the eye is called chemosis.  The amount of chemosis you are manifesting is mild.  We think using artificial tears during the day and at bedtime use of bland ophthalmic ointment will help speed the resolution of this swelling.  Untimately you simply need more time to have the swelling resolve. 

If there is any bruising of the lids sometimes this gets under the sclera of the eye.  It is just a loose soft tissue plane.  Neither of these issues is dangerous or abnormal. It sometimes takes several weeks to resolve.

Chemosis is an irritation of the conjunctiva due to exposure.  Tobradex drops and taping the eye closed at night should help resolve the condition.

The condition you have is called chemosis and is rarely serious. This can happen following blepharoplasty and usually resolved with time. I would use artificial tears and an ocular lubricant and follow up with your surgeon.

Photos show possible chemosis but best to be examined by your surgeon and an eye expert to be safe. Seek care now. 

 No, this appears to be a conjunctival hemorrhage which is a rupture of a small vessel within the white potion of the eye(s).  It happens with coughing or straining and does occur with eyelid surgery.  It looks bad but is harmless and should dissoilve over the following couple of weeks IMO.