I had my chalazion removed, but I still feel there's a bump left.

Thank you for the question and pictures.  This can be a tricky issue that needs to be addressed at your consultation.  The asymmetric brows can be a normal variant, but I suspect you are compensating for a lid that doesn't open as widely as the other side.  Fortunately , both can...

Cry all you want, just don't rub your eyes.  Gently dab the tears with a soft tissue. The greatest threat to a well done blepharoplasty is bleeding and hematoma.  Pre-operatively, avoid blood thinners such as aspirin, Vit E, fish oils, and anticoagulants.  Make sure your blood pressure is un...

It would be unusual to separate upper and lower eyelid surgery, unless that is your desire. Having both done concomitantly saves anesthesia, cost and two recovery periods. It is ultimately your decision, but it is not the norm to separate them.

Usually the webbing gets worse. You want to wait about 3 months from your surgery and then consider eyelid web scar surgery. See following link for an example. 

You have the beginnings of festoons, which are hard to treat. I would recommend surgical excision, if possible, plus laser resurfacing and microneedling to help improve the quality of the skin. What you cannot fix with treatment you can camouflage with a hyaluronic-acid based dermal filler, such...

The right upper eyelid is worse than the left upper eyelid but not by much.  This is corrected with ptosis surgery.  There are two types of ptosis surgery: Anterior and posterior ptosis surgery.  You most likely need anterior levator ptosis resection surgery. Not every plastic surgeon is tr...