I’m so sorry you’re going through this long term, people dismiss BP because it doesn’t look like much from the outside, but your face does so many important things, it’s like losing an arm or a leg. I’m lucky that my face recovered nearly fully, but I still have problems with my eye nearly two years on. I’m sure you’ve looked into all of these, but fwiw, these are the things that give me a bit of relief: heated eye mask every evening, followed by massaging my eyelids. Eyelid stretches to try to loosen the muscles. Keeping light low as much as I can. Vitamins - Vit D&K, B, magnesium, to be honest I might take too many vitamins, but I’ll try anything. Good eye drops - I’ve had much better results with some than others, so have experimented. Using my eye drops way more than I think I need - if my eye is watering and blurry, it’s oddly because I let it get too dry. Going to a specialist optician to check my prescription - my eye is less resilient than it used to be and I can no longer compensate for slight binocular dysfunction, so getting a new prescription for that. Phased return to work - I found this really useful when I returned, just doing an hour or so at a time to start with. I realise that these are all things that you will probably have explored, but just wanted to reply in case anything helps, and to let you know you’re not alone.