My eyes aren’t even, what can be done to correct them? (Photo)

Facial asymmetry is considered normal and expected, especially of the eyes. Minor asymmetry is usually left alone, while more significant asymmetry is more likely to be addressed. Asymmetric eyelid surgery can also be performed to help improve asymmetry of the eyes. For example, more skin or fat can be modified on one side as compared to the other. Eyelid surgery examples are provided in link below. If you haven't already, then speak with a plastic surgeon who can perform an evaluation and help determine appropriate options.Best,Dr. Chaboki

Very difficult to tell from the photo. There can be various reasons for eye asymmetry including eyelid and/or eyeball asymmetry. See an oculoplastic specialist for evaluation.

Your photo is taken from a low angle that makes it hard to give a real opinion.  Without an exam, it will not be possible to fully evaluate you and give you recommendations. 

  Everyone has some degree of eyelid and facial asymmetry.  There is no perfect and symmetrical set of eyelids.  A full set of facial photographs going to be required in addition to an in-person examination to determine what the appropriate procedure will be,  If any.  For many examples of blepharoplasty,  please see the link and the video below

Everyone has minor asymmetry issues which are more visible in the face. I think you are within the bounds of "normal". If, however, this is a concern that is interfering with your life. You should probably discuss this with a psychologist.

you have relatively minor asymmetry of the brow positions, but it is truly minor.  you do have excess skin of the upper eyelids so you are a candidate for upper lid blepharoplasties if that is a concern for you.