Tapered double eyelids instead of parallel as desired? (Photo)

It is always tricky to try to reproduce the aesthetics of a photograph of a particular anatomic feature with a surgery on an actual patient.  The answer your surgeons gave you, that they would try, but they could not guarantee the outcome, is reasonable and appropriate given your request.  Since you are just two weeks out from your surgery, it is a bit premature to evaluate the final outcome of your upper blepharoplasty. While your upper eyelid creases will probably never exactly duplicate the photograph you referenced, it is still possible that as more time passes, they may evolve a bit closer to that ideal than they are now.  For the time being, you need to be patient, but it would be reasonable to schedule another appointment with your surgeon in about a month's time to discuss your concerns.

At this point, you may not be seeing your final result because of some residual swelling. Nonetheless, if the desired result is not obtained with the suture technique, discuss this issue with your surgeon who may offer another technique.