Could I have nerve damage from my cosmetic eye surgery? (Photo)

Based on your photos the surgery was very recent because you have significant bruising and swelling.  Making a determination about a nerve injury is premature at this time.  However, anytime a blepharoplasty is performed there is always injury to some of the sensory nerves of the eyelid. This has no effect on the movement or appearance of the eyelids, they just feel different and most people will say that can't fell their eyelashes when they apply mascara. In the majority of people these nerves grow back and most if not all of the feeling returns to the eyelid. Motor nerve injuries (nerves supplying movement to the eyelids) would be extraordinarily rare for just an upper blepharoplasty.  The nerve that opens the eyelid is deep in the eye socket and therefore unlikely to be injured. What could be more likely is injury to the opening muscle itself during the surgery which if not recognized and fixed can cause ptosis (droopy eyelid). Injury to the nerves that close the eyes or raise the eyebrows is also quite rare and hard to imagine with a simple upper blepharoplasty unless the incision was extended far beyond the eyelid and into the temple for some reason, or if perhaps a brow lift was also being performed or a browpexy through the eyelid incision.  Either way. give thing times to heal and my suspicion is many of the symptoms you are noticing will improve significantly. Good luck!

It appears as if you still have significant bruising so you can only be about 1-2 weeks after surgery. This is still very early on in your recovery and I would reassure you at this stage. It is difficult to have nerve injury to the eye after a blepharoplasty as the nerves enter from the side not from the top of the lids.