Eyelids won't close after Blepharoplasty! 2 Months post-op. (photos)

See an oculoplastic specialist. There are nonsurgical and surgical treatment options available. It may improve on its own as it is healing.

So in an attempt to knock it out of the park, your surgeon may have slightly overdone your skin resection. This can settle on its own as the skin stretches so if you can tape your eye shut at night this will help. Otherwise, a skin graft is the immediate answer but this is surgery again and will eave scars that will be more easily seen going forward. Hope that helps, Adam Goodwin

I couldn't agree with you more. This is a suboptimal result and the cure lies in tissue replacement. In the first instance your surgeon could try a hyaluronic acid filler to plump the upper eyelid, this will give you back the lost volume and add weight and may just do the trick to close the eye at rest.  If this is not helpful then as you suggest skin grafting and fat transfer would be the way to go. Hope this is helpful.