What can be done for eyelids that keep splitting open after eyelid surgery? (Photo)

It looks so very angry right now.  However, you would be amazed how well these can heal.  Generally an eyelid that looks like this should not be restutured.  I would put you on antibiotics, and antibiotic ointment and the the area heal on its own.  Generally with time the raw areas come together and seldom need revisional surgery.  I would generally wait 6 months before even considering revisional surgery.  Please consider reposting and updating us about how you are doing.

I am very sorry that you have had this unusual problem.  At this point, I would be inclined to let this area heal and perform a  scar revision with non reactive prolene sutures at a later date. The dehiscence is most likely related to wound tension at the time of the initial procedure.

It is unusual to have it come apart so many days after the surgery.  The dissolvable sutures will usually dissolve after anywhere from 5-12 days depending on what type were used.  That normally allows enough time for the wound to heal.  If there was an excessive amount of skin taken out, this can create tension and help to pull the wound apart.  But that does not appear to be the case here.  You do have a significant amount of inflammation at the wound, so you may have a sensitivity or allergy to the dissolvable sutures.  At this point I would usually remove the sutures that are still present and let everything just heal in.  With the thin upper eyelid skin, it often will heal very well and you won't see a scar.  If you do it can be removed at about 6 months and closed with a different type of suture.