2 days post op epicanthoplasty, options to reverse it? (photos)

It's very very early in your healing process of the patient.  The inner portion of an upper eyelid incision or an epicanthoplasty are some of the last places to take on much definition or showed the surgical changes during the healing process.  Even very small amounts of swelling at the inner corners that you can't see can distort the appearance of your surgical result so be very patient.  Aside from that it looks as though you're looking more for a parallel crease than an epicanthoplasty.Chase Lay, MDAsian eyelid surgery expert

Two days is way too premature to assess the final outcome of your epicanthoplasty. Although it may not be easy, you need to give healing a chance to heal. It usually takes minimum 3-4 months before you can start making an assessment of the outcome.

At two days postop, you are not seeing your final result. There is swelling of your eyelids and swelling around the incisions. Give yourself a chance to heal. If these issues persist, discuss with your surgeon.