Is It Possible my Surgeon Took out Too Much Fat After Lower Bleph? (photo)

Thank you for the question and for your picture. It's still fairly early after your surgery to truly judge symmetry. That being said, I do see the difference that you describe.  It is possible that one side has a bit more residual swelling (deep bruising or tissue edema), particularly since you seem to have had more immediate post-op issues on the right.  In some cases, this swelling can be treated with small injections of a steroid. After a few more months, if the eyes are still markedly uneven, a revision blepharoplasty can be considered.

It is most likely too early to judge your result.  You should ask your surgeon if he is satisfied with your result at this time.   It is very important not to hollow out the eyes when performing a lower eyelids blepharoplasty.  It would help to review your pre-op photos as well.