Can posterior blepharitis swelling go down completely?

You are still early and things are too difficult to tell based on photos and not an exam.  Be patient for another month and take time to discuss your concerns with your PS.  You may need some finetuning but take time to discuss with your PS.

Your problem appears to be due to your eyebrow sagging, brow ptosis rather than your eyelid skin.  A trial of botox that give you an idea what a brow lift will do may be helpful to determine if you would be happy with a surgical brow lift.

You are very early out and things will change.  What and how much and whether you will be happy is to be detrmined with time.  Just be patient as you appear to have a great result and are heading in the right direction.

Thank you for the question.There are many treatments for blepharitis. You should recover fully over time. Make an appointment with an oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation and to hear treatment options. In the meantime, wash your eyelids and apply warm compresses. Good luck.

 Thank you for your question and including photographs. It appears that you have ptosis of one of your eyelids. From the photographs it is unclear of how significant the asymmetry is. There are multiple treatment options available; however, you must first see and oculoplastic surgeon in the...

In general, we do not take after photos earlier than 6 months after an lower eyelid lift. Therefore, some mild fluctuations in swelling (such as more puffiness in the morning etc.) can still be experienced. The incisions should be almost there 5 months into the recovery with minimal healing to...