Can ptosis surgery be reversed and what is the best kind of doctor to fix this? (Photo)

Likely you had a Muellectomy. When this happens, it generally occurs because the levator is inadvertently incorporated into the wound. Fixing this actually requires the surgeon to recognize what is going on and have an idea of how to undo the adhesion. Many surgeons who offer the Muellerectomy, that is the extent of what they know about ptosis surgery. Immediate surgery would be best in my opinion. A very detailed assessment is essential. If your current surgeon has a relationship with a highly experienced oculoplastic surgeon, they should be able to arrange an urgent consultation. This needs to be resolved. 

Ptosis surgery is complex and so is its reversal but it can be done with some limitations. Discuss with your surgeon and see an expert oculoplastic surgeon.

The answer to your question is yes it can be corrected. You should see a fellowship trained Oculoplastic surgeon for an in person consultation and exam. There is no substitute for examining you in person to evaluate the lid dynamics. You also appear to have some proptosis (bulging) of the operated eye. This can be evaluated by an experienced Oculoplastic surgeon to determine if this is contributing to the issue. You should call promptly.