Six days post-op scar is not healing on left upper eyelid, will this heal? (photos)

You are far too early in the healing process for the incision to be healed to the point of fading.  Do not pull or tug on the healing incision.  Follow your surgeon's advice for care to the area.  This is very delicate skin but it usually heals very well over time.

That advice is self-servicing is not likely to benefit you.The would dehiscence will heal.  Generally these heal beautifully.  I am much more concerned with the overall design of the surgery.  This is was a very aggressive upper blepharoplasty with upper eyelids that are higher than necessary.  I am concerned that the eyelids will heal with upper eyelid ptosis.  Follow your surgeons advice and consider reposting if issues with your upper eyelid persist.

It is not uncommon to have asymmetry in the swelling and healing.  You are still early in the healing phase so it is not unusual.  When a scar opens I just let it heal in.  This skin is very thin and heals nicely so that you rarely see a scar.  Trying to close it at this point can create more bruising and swelling and does not improve the outcome.  Lasers can help scars, but are rarely used on the upper eyelid due to the difficulty in protecting the eye from the laser, and the rare need for it in the upper lid as this skin heals so well.