Options to fix drooping uneven eyes after revision blepharoplasy?

You have a complicated problem that needs expert care. See an oculoplastic surgeon who performs revision eyelid surgery. You have cicatricial lower eyelid retraction/ectropion along with canthal dystopia.

I am sorry to hear about your unsatisfactory results after your revision blepharoplasty. Unfortunately revision blepharoplasty surgery is one of the most complex types of plastic surgery. 3 months following surgery is still relatively early in the healing process, but if your surgeon is unsympathetic and not helping you manage your healing process it is probably time to find someone else. Since you have already undergone surgery, at this point my recommendation is to find a true specialist in revision eyelid surgery to help you. Like I mentioned before, performing revision blepharoplasty procedures is one of the most difficult procedures out there. So to ensure you get the best results possible, you need to go to a board certified ophthalmic plastic surgeon who routinely performs revision surgeries. Please see the link below to visit my website or watch the video to learn more about what you need to consider when undergoing revision eyelid surgery. Best of luck!

You are going to need some revision work.  Tough to tell from the photos on the right what is going on.  May just need some steroid injections and laser to soften the scar. Or at 6 months may need to redo the corner.  On the left you have an ectropion.  These can sometimes resolve with time, but by 3 months should be looking good.  You are going to need to have this corrected.  You should see an oculoplastic surgeon who can evaluate the lid to determine what might be most helpful for you.