Uneven eyes and high incision on right eye after lower and upper eyelid surgery. What can I do to even them out? (photo)

You do have a little difference between the height of the creases - this is seen mostly from above or with the eyes a little closed.  In the picture straight on, there is little visible difference noted - and the left one still looks a little more swollen.  You may find that over the next few weeks the scars will fade and you will see little or no difference between the two sides.  So be patient.  

Thanks for the pictures. Unfortunately, there is little that can be done now that the incisions have been made. This may workout once completely healed. 

First, remember that you are early in the healing process.  It is normal to be anxious about your current appearance and doubtful that the imperfections now present will improve.  The swelling, redness, and mild asymmetries will improve with time.  I would ask your Surgeon if he/she has an aesthetician who can instruct you in application of coverup makeup during this period.

It can take a few months for the final results of eyelid surgery to
stabilize.   If the asymmetry of your upper eyelids is still quite noticeable as
the time passes, than revision surgery could correct the asymmetrical incision
placement. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon, and give it some
time.

As expected, you still have some mild swelling and bruising. At five weeks postoperative, some amount of swelling and bruising and even asymmetry is expected. Any further invasive or noninvasive treatments should be deferred until at least 4 to 6 months following your primary surgery. Close follow up with your surgeon during this time would be appropriate. 

Though very very minor difference is noted in the series of posted photos. You NEED to wait a full 3 months than if not happy I would revise the left upper lid incision. 

Without preoperative photos for comparison it would be hard to comment. But you NEED TO WAIT several months for the scars to soften and fade before making any decisions.