When can I take Ibuprofen after blepharoplasty? (photo)

Chemosis is the swelling of the conjunctiva (the mucous covering of the eye.) It occurs on occasion with lower eyelid surgery. Treatments often tried are cold compresses, chilled artificial tears and steroid eye drops. It usually resolves within a few weeks, but some more severe cases may last...

These may very well settle on their own if you are patent.  If not, your surgeon can easily remedy theses with an office procedure.  It is very unlikely that your surgeon is not aware of the issue.  Has he seen you post-operatively and what was said?

Your right upper eyelid/brow area is more hollow that the left side. The skin "collapses" on the more hollow side, similar to deflating a balloon. See an oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation. If simply due to fat loss, fat or filler injection to the right side can help greatly.

An oculoplastic surgeon can definitely do both procedures, if needed. It is difficult to tell from your photo what you need since you are looking slightly up. If there is true lower lid retraction, then the option you discuss are valid.

I am assuming you are talking about oral steroids with your question.  Many surgeons will use a 6 day course of low dose steroids which are tapered over the 6 days, and patients say this can help significantly with their swelling. A low dose is used to help diminish side...

If you have increased pigmentation here, there are lasers that might help to lighten the skin so that the tear trough does not appear as deep. But the lasers that stimulate collagen production are not going to create enough filling to make a significant difference. You would need a filler.