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Why do I have this outer lateral eye sweep worse after a DPFL and temp lift? (Photo)

Why do I have this outer lateral eye sweep worse after a DPFL and temp lift ? I had an upper bleph many years ago. I was told a forehead lift added may help but I’m curious why it happened and the best fix: I haven’t see anyone else with this issue

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