How to make my eyes smaller or more inside my socket? (Photo)

Numerous studies have shown that the antibiotic components in antibiotic ointments do not confer any clinical benefits when applied to a clean surgical wound. These antibiotic ointments can even irritate the skin in some cases.  Many practitioners no longer use them. Numerous studies...

You are probably describing a tethered ptosis.  This is generally the result of the surgeon sewing the wrong structures together.  The eyelid needs to be examined to confirm a tethered ptosis.  If you have this a return to the operating room is indicated to explore the eyelid to...

The upper eyelid is weak and not lifting your eyelids fully. This is correctable by tightening the internal muscle. Check with your insurance carrier to see if this is covered.

If you have a true skin deficiency which is causing your problems then you would most likely need a skin graft.  The cosmetic result will depend on the size of the graft, where the skin comes from and whether or not the graft survives.  You have already had multiple surgeries here...

You have a facial bony asymmetry.  Your whole eye socket is lower on the left side and the eye may also be further back.  Your brow is also lower on this side.  You have had this all your life but it may become more noticeable with aging changes in the face.  

Best to get in person consultation for a complicated problem. The asymmetry might be from eyelid asymmetry and/or one eyeball being more or less bulgy than the other, among other factors. See an oculoplastic specialist.