Eyelid Surgery for Ptosis, Unhappy with Results, Are these the Final Results? (photo)

TIme often helps the swelling which helps the position of the eyelid.

I recommend that you return and see your surgeon to let them evaluate what is going on with your vision.

Hi there,
Yes, there is still some swelling.  Yes, it is too early to say anything definitively.  However, the smart money is that you will still remain ptotic in the left eye, and still want a revision surgery.  I expect that you can eventually achieve success with this left upper lid.  
Best of luck,
JDW

This is way too early to worry about results. It takes weeks for swelling to diminish.

The monocular diplopia [double vision with one eye] is usually due to some form of refractive aberration, probably corneal dryness after surgery, which is not unusual. I would start using some artificial tears and follow up with your surgeon.

From the photograph it appears that there is still significant swelling of the eyelid. It can take a few weeks (and rarely a few months) for the swelling to resolve completely. You should see your surgeon in the next 4-6 weeks to re-assess. As far as double vision, it sounds optical (because there when you are looking through the left eye alone). This is usually due to a surface problem the the cornea - usually dryness. Use artificial tear drops a few times per day to see if this will help. If it does not, see the doctor. 

Based on your photographs, it appears you still have a fair amount of upper eyelid edema post-surgically, which is normal at this stage in recovery. I would suggest waiting a few months before making any decisions regarding the eyelid position and possible need for further intervention. The monocular diplopia or double vision with just the left eye is likely related to dry eye, which is quite common after ptosis repair. I would suggest using artificial tears 3-4 times per day and lubricating ointment at bedtime.