How can I correct my extremely asymmetrical eyes? (photo)

Generally speaking facial swelling after this type of procedure often mostly resolves very quickly in just a few weeks.  Small amounts of swelling can persist a good bit longer.  Occasionally however the swelling can be very prolonged - several months.  Discoloration and fullness...

From your photograph it is difficult to fully evaluate your anatomy and degree of asymmetry.  Fat grafting is a possible option but a physical examination is needed first.  It is possible that you were over resected and too much skin and fat were removed yielding a hollowed out...

Epicanthal fold surgery scars It appears that you had surgery to correct epicanthal folds with quite satisfactory results. Your scars show some hypopigmentation, which is very difficult to correct. I do not believe that any revision surgery would be indicated.

It is difficult to give you an exact answer without knowing exactly what will be fat grafted and the blepharoplasty technique and whether this includes the facility and anesthesia and what kind of facility if it is included. However, if the doctor is experienced as you indicate and plans on...

Just because you had chemosis and sunconjunctival hemorrhage does not mean you had an "aggressive" surgery.  Both of these can occur after any lower eyelid surgery.  If you did have a lot of bleeding, this may be why  you had more hematoma post-op.  Floaters occur...

The risk of vision loss from upper eyelid surgery is extremely rare.  The risk of vision loss related to bleeding into or behind the eye is essentially zero if your surgeon simply removes eyelid skin or a little eyelid muscle.  The risk is slightly increased if the surgeon removes fat...