So many issues with botched bleph! I had upper and lower bleph with canthoplasty (or canthopexy?) six weeks ago.

Your current surgeon is unlikely to have the necessary skills to revise your eyelid.  If they did, you would not be in your current predicament.  It is not too early to seek a second opinion especially with eye discomfort.  Revisional surgery unfortunately is much more complex than primary cosmetic eyelid surgery.  A major portion of my practice is devoted to revisional eyelid surgery.  It is unlikely that you will be ready for revisional surgery until you have healed about 6 months.  However, there are circumstances when surgery is performed earlier:  constant eye discomfort not managed with drops and ointment, and certain social situations.

Complications are a difficult situation. It may help to get a second opinion. It takes about 6mo before revision can be done and many of the early problems will seem much better down the road. Hard to say without photos, but it sounds like you will probably need to stabilize your brow (with an endoscopic browlift) in addition to upper and lower lid revision.

I need more information including photos or exam to better help you. In general, it is best to wait 3 months before revision eyelid surgery. Discuss with your surgeon and/or see an oculoplastic surgeon. See following link too.

Sorry to hear you are having problems with your surgery. A lot of what you describe will resolve with time. The body is amazingly malleable. Lumps and bumps tend to resolve spontaneously. Asymmetry, if it was not present preoperatively, is usually due to removing more skin on one side than the other. This, obviously, can be fixed by removing additional tissue. A much more difficult proposition when you have to add tissue back to correct the problem. The tearing may be due to the lower lid not apposing the globe. Massage upward to encourage good apposition. Give this plenty of time before you decide to do any revision surgery. At least six months. But you should seek the advise of an oculoplastic surgeon if your surgeon is uncomfortable with your situation.

Check back with the doctor who did you eyelid surgery to discuss options.  You could also seek a second opinion if he/she is unable to fix the problems.  Eyelids are tricky and sometime revisions needed to be done to get everything perfect.

I am sorry to hear that you have all these concerns with your blepharoplasty results. It is still early in the healing period, and I would advise that you consult with your surgeon regarding these issues. He would be able to tell you what will improve with time, what will require revision. From your descriptions, it sounds like these issues can be addressed with revision surgery. You are still early after your surgery and it is best to communicate these concerns with your surgeon so that he can address them.