Chemosis on Right Eye Causing Asymmetrical Eyes Will Get Better? (photo)

Unfortunately if your surgeon is not also a board certified ophthalmologist who is fellowship trained in oculoplastic surgery then they lack the training, skill, experience, and even proper equipment to examine the chemosis.  Chemosis is a medical term that means swelling of the white of the eye.  Just as your eyelids are swollen, the conjunctiva is swollen.  Healing time will resolve this provided you are not having trouble closing the eye.  The best treatment is vigorous lubrication with ophthalmic drops and ointment rather than steroid or antibiotic drops.  If these simple measures don't work there are other options but at this point you should be managed by an oculoplastic surgeon or an ophthalmologist.  Please start with your surgeon and see what they recommend.  This will resolve but proper management helps it resolve sooner.

Chemosis after blepharoplasty, especially after transconjunctival approach is not uncommon. You should get steroid eyedrops from your surgeon. It will go away but can be stubborn.