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There is no substitute for a detailed in person assessment. My practice is devoted to helping people after unsatisfactory prior eyelid surgery. While the lid height may be close, the creases seem to be off. In particular the left upper eyelid (assuming you are not flipping the photos) looks hollow. There seems to be a compensatory left eyebrow elevation suggesting uncorrected latent ptosis. Your eyes look roundish and less almond. That suggests the lateral canthal tendons were not addressed with the eyelid surgery. This makes a significant difference. Yes these eyelids can be improved with revisional surgery. The subtle changes often make a profound difference in helping the eyelids look more natural. Your eyes can be you best feature.
It sounds like you had midface elevation and malar implants. A canthopexy or canthoplasty would require an incision somewhere around the outer corner of the eye or upper eyelid to place the canthopexy suture. With that said, release of the canthal tendon from the lateral orbital rim, not...
Of course from the one distant photo provided, it is difficult to be certain. However, there appears to be significant volume deficit in the upper cheek to lower lid region that would account for the hollow appearance that disturbs you. If this is indeed the case, then the use of a robust HA...
A lower blepharoplasty and release of the fat pad may fill out the contour deformity that you dislike. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
