Droopy Lower Eyelid 6 Weeks After Blepharoplasty & Facelift!

The issue you have is called ectropion (ek-tro-pee-on). This is an outward turning of the lower eyelid.  Massaging the eyelid over 3 months can help if the problem is related to internal scarring.  If the problem is because of looseness of the lower eyelid then the eyelid needs to be tightened.  During the pre op examination the looseness of the eyelid should be tested so that techniques can be employed during surgery to tighten the lid and minimize this issue. 

Dr. ES

Your pictures show that you have ectropion of the lid.  this is often temporary after blepharoplasty and will resolve with return of lid muscle function.  This can take 3 to 4 months to resolve.  In the meantime, treatment should include lubricating eye drops and ointment at night to keep the eye from drying out, massage, and temporary taping of the lid to elevate it.  Close follow-up with your plastic surgeon and/or opthalmologist is crucial.  If the ectropion doesn't resolve, corrective surgery to elevate and tighten the lid may be necessary.

It looks like you may have an ectropion.  It is best to follow closely with your surgeon. Some recommend massage and eye lubrication.  Some may consider canthopexy/canthoplasty among other options.  Good luck.