Eyelid Surgery Revision Needed: Ended Up With Down Syndrome Eyes

If the photograph you are still bruised and swollen.  You need time to let this settle.  There is no substitute for a personal consultation.  It is relatively common to get blue or depressed after surgery.  It is important not to make any snap judgements during this time.  Work with your surgery but avoid any revisional procedures until you have had 6 to 12 months to heal.  Resolution of the swelling can soften one's appearance and hopefully move you in the subjective direction you are looking for.

From your photo it is hard to be more specific than saying that you are still in the immediate post-operative period.  It is also hard to gauge your complaints without looking at your pre-operative photos. That being said, if you would like to be reassured, be evaluated by an oculoplastic surgeon and bring your pre-op photos - but it still might be a little early to get the best advice.

As with most cosmetic surgery, the final results from blepharoplasty take months to manifest. Your results are likley to change in the coming weeks. You are still bruised from surgery which is an indication of how early in the recovery phase you are. Don't panic and discuss your concerns with your physician.

Although I don't know what you looked like before surgery, your 2 week results seem reasonable.  You need to wait before judging your results.  You should, however, see your surgeon and express your concerns.

Early after surgery on the eyelids, patients have too much swelling to tell how the lids will ultimately look.  It is important to give the swelling time to resolve.