Should I wait or seek early intervention after blepharoplasty has resulted in lid retraction and ectropia?

Patients often have a tendency to draw conclusions or worry about untoward results much too early in the healing process. In your case, a mere eight days out from surgery is much too early to do so. However, your eyelids look like they are in good position for this point in your recovery....

However, you are also very early from the surgery.  Generally things to get better with healing.  I suspect this change in lower eyelid position and shape will not return to what it was before surgery.  I recommend letting the eyelids heal and if the issue continues to bother you,...

Based on the appearance of the scar I believe that surgical scar revision would give your the best result. You should discuss your options with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon in your area. Good luck.

Nonsurgical options for treatment are usually best performed early in the diagnosis of eyelid retraction. These nonsurgical methods include simple massage of the lower eyelid with a finger and or dilute steroid injections. Again best accomplished within three months of the initial diagnosis in...

There is no surgery that is risk-free or free of possible complications.  A mullerectomy is a fairly straight forward procedure and is most often performed by an oculoplastic surgeon.  Any oculoplastic surgeon should be experienced with this procedure.  Other plastic surgeons may...

Lower lid retraction can due to a number of factors and is a reflection of the relationship between the globe, the facial skeleton, and the overlying soft tissues. Prominent globes, a negative skeletal vector, a lack of eyelid skin, lax lower lids, or excessive downward pull of the cheek skin...