Everytime I look up, my eyes look like they're going different directions? (Photo)

From the looks of your photos and the history you give, it looks like you have "malar edema" or puffiness under your eyelids…not periorbital fat. This can result from fillers being injected into the area and pulling in water. Occasionally, injecting hyaluronidase helps. If, in fact, it is m...

This may be a small piece of a stitch or some scar tissue that is still healing. Massage should help it to soften and flatten in time. You are still very early in your recovery and small issues like this will tend to resolve with time.

Sometimes the best fix for short upper eyelids is to elevate the lower eyelid.  This avoids and unsightly skin graft.  The consultation determines what issues you are concerned about and what resources are left to restore your cosmetic appearance.  The available corrections are...

If the scar is fairly small, it may be possible to excise the "railroad tracks" and restitch the incision using a better cosmetic suturing technique to eliminate the stitch marks.