Need to ask about lower eyelid retraction surgery, it's cost, benefits, and risks. How safe it is to have this surgery?

While each situation differs depending on the type of surgical repair and implant material used, in general, the eyelid position does tend to lower over time due to the effects of gravity and volume loss with aging, but this occurs over a long range of time (years rather than days or months).

Best to see an oculoplastic specialist for in person evaluation. Eyelid revision surgery (namely eyelid retraction surgery after lower blepharoplasty) is definitely possible. See links on my website for more details.

From looking at the photo it appears you have lower eyelid cicatricial retraction. You'll need to keep your eye lubricated to prevent it from drying. You'll also need to vigorously massage your lower eyelid upward. If the massage doesn't help, you'll most likely need a repair, but this should...

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.