Rounded corners of eyes after lower blepharoplasty. Any way to correct this if it's permanent? (Photo)

Patients often have a tendency to draw conclusions or worry about untoward results much too early in the healing process. In your case, a mere eight days out from surgery is much too early to do so. However, your eyelids look like they are in good position for this point in your recovery. Remember that the postoperative swelling will have a tendency to pull the lower lid down slightly, but this should resolve, and as it does, you may like the appearance of your eyes better. Be patient.

Thank you for the question and sharing your photo. At this point, you should not be concerned. The eyelid often pulls downward due to normal swelling, but usually resolves after a few weeks. You should ask your surgeon about massaging the eyelid upward or taping it upward. Yes, there are surgical treatments if it does not resolve. Good luck!

At 8 days, you are in a good place for a nice improvement! I see minimal rounding which will normalize over next few weeks as remnant swelling dissipates. Keep in close contact with your surgeon and have him/her supervise your progress. 

At only 8 days post-surgery, it is definitely too early to determine the final lid appearance. The swelling that is still present can certainly contribute to any changes in lid shape you might notice.You should give the lids additional time to heal and follow up with your surgeon as recommended.

Mick12, it is too early to tell at this point. From the pictures, it is clear that your body is still healing. A good rule of thumb is that 80% of swelling is gone at 2 weeks, meaning you are still going to have 20% of swelling that will go away gradually. Some degree of lid retraction is normal with the swelling that is present after surgery. 

It too early to tell what your final result will be, but it appears that you are healing well and you are on track for noticeable improvement. Your surgeon will guide you through your recovery.

At 8 days out you look ok.  Remember you have swelling and thing will likely improve with some time.  If concerned, speak with your surgeon.