Blood in eye after lower blepharoplasty. Any suggestions? (photos)

Reece,As previously stated, this is a subconjunctival hemorrhage and may occur after blepharoplasty. It looks bad but resolve without  sequelae. It will take a few weeks and there is really nothing to do but let nature take its course.

Thank you for your picture. This is a normal occurrence after a transconjunctival blepharoplasty for a subcillary approach to perform a blepharoplasty. This is call a subconjunctival hemorrhage which equates to a bruise that is lighter due it's excellent oxygenation. Unlike a typical bruise that is darker purple due to its slightly reduced oxygenation. The long and short of it is, this will improve over the next several weeks. Good luck.

This is a subconjunctival hemorrhage and it is very common after eyelid surgery.  This gets better on its own without intervention.  Generally it is associated with swelling and can lead to chemosis, a technical name for conjunctival swelling.  The use of artificial tears and ointment keeps this from drying out and speeds resolution.  Ask your surgeon if this would be right for you.