7 weeks post full incisional + ptosis. Crease is high, red and not folding. Did the doctor take too much skin? Revision? (Photo)

To make an eyelid crease, it is necessary to make a surgical adhesion between the eyelid platform skin and orbicularis oculi muscle and the tendon that opens the eyelid, the levator aponeurosis. This is called an anchor blepharoplasty. Correctly constructed, it will force the upper eyelid to crease and fold. When the length of the platform height is correct in an Asian eyelid, this is the basis for a natural double fold. Based on your photos, some the basics needs to accomplish this seem to be missing. First, your crease appears high. It is helpful to make the crease forming incision at 6 mm. Second, there does not appear to be and attachment between the crease and the aponeurosis. This can be confirmed at the time of a detailed consultation. It does not appear that too much skin was removed. The statement made by a colleague to your first post that it is not possible to fix this type of surgery is sadly ignorant. Routine I fix eyelids just like yours. It is best to let the lid heal for about 6 months before performing revisional surgery. However, this can be a social burden sometimes justifying earlier surgery. It is not too early for a second opinion consultation.