Round and small eyes two months after lower eyelid blepharoplasty. (Photos)

This is a very unfavorable result.  It is only 2 months after surgery but the issues that bother you will persist.  The challenge is that the correcting procedures are not available where you live and the fix is complicated and expensive. I also suspect that the surgery made you upper eyelid worse as well.  I strongly recommend letting the eyelids heal a full 6 to 12 months before shopping for a fix.  Don't expect your current surgeon to understand the problem.  They are often invested in thinking that everything they touch is gold.  It is improbable that the surgeon that performs blepharoplasty like this has the skills needed to aesthetically repair the eyelids.

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Unfortunately, you have the typical features of lower lid retraction. From the photos it looks like too much skin was removed, causing the 'sad' lower lid shape. At 2 months, there is some chance that you will get a bit of improvement, but in my experience, it is unlikely to be significant.
However, do not lose hope. There are re-do options that could help a lot.These may include mid face lifting, canthal fixation and spacer grafts such as Alloderm. Much will depend on the degree of skin that remains. If there is a reasonable amount of skin left, you may get a good result with one surgery. You absolutely must ensure that you see a surgeon with a lot of experience at blepharoplasty revisions. I see a lot of revision blepharoplasties and often the worst outcomes are where the redo has also been done incorrectly. Best of luck for your future treatment.