2 months post-op lower eyelids: Still have chemosis and ectropian and I feel something In my eyes when closed. (photo)

This is not a great picture for us to see what is happening.  It looks like you have something called conjunctivochalasis as opposed to chemosis.  This is redundant conjunctiva where the excess conj sits on the lower lid margin.  This can cause irritation and make it feel like you have something in your eye.  Chemosis would have aggravated this and there may still be some swelling in this area.  It may improve on its' own.  Keep it well lubricated as you have been doing.  If it does not go away there are some small procedures which can help with this.  See on oculoplastic surgeon for advice if it persists. It doesn't look like you have ectropion.   

You need personal consultation. Best to discuss with your surgeon or see an oculoplastic specialist. See following link too. There are various treatments for prolonged chemosis.

This is not infrequent in lower lit surgery although 2 months is getting a little long. I don't see any evidence of infection or severe irritation.  If you've been off the steroid drops for at least a couple weeks, I would request another round.  Your are doing all the right things with the drops, lubricant, and massage.  Give it another month and if your doctor has not other solution, seek a second opinion from an oculoplastic surgeon.  There is a small possibility that your left lower lid will require tightening.