Corona Del Mar Eyelid Surgery doctors
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Gary H. Manchester, MD
San Diego Plastic Surgeon
3720 Fourth Avenue, San Diego |
30 answers | |
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William Bruno, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
201 South Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills |
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22 answers |
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Robert W. Kessler, MD
Orange County Plastic Surgeon
2121 East Pacific Coast Highway Suite 200, Corona del Mar |
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4 answers |
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Carlo Honrado, MD
Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon
2080 Century Park East #1700, Los Angeles |
Recent Answers
Doctors decided not to do any surgeon treatment. Just asked me to make exercises to use eye's muscles. I have a small diplopia. I wonder if it is possible that event if there is displacement there is no operation necessary. Will these bones knit together? Moreover my right eye is a little bit lower. I cannot see it, but doctors sayit is. Can I wear contact lenses?
Blowout fracture of the orbit with minimal displacement is a clinical call by the surgeon and patient. If the X-rays show almost no displacement then the physical signs of diplopia (double vision) and unequal eye placement comes becomes a judgement call. You have not told us how long ago you had your injury or how it happened. If you are further out than two weeks and there is resistance on pulling on the conjuctiva in an upward movement, I would explore the orbital floor and see if there is a trapped muscle. It is an easy, simple procedure and recovery is quick. You should be advised to have yearly ocular pressure measurments. It has been observed that there is a high incidence of late on set of glaucoma following a blowout fracture.
I've had an upper eyelid surgery done 6 weeks ago. My scar is healing great however there is one question that I have. When the scar flattens will it just settle into the crease and not lay more on top of the eyelid? I like how my eyelid is looking right now. Also, on my right eye at the end of the scar line it looks slightly dogeared. My surgeon said she'll fix it at the 6mos mark if it hasn't flattened...how is that usually corrected?
I have reviewed your photos and agree with Dr. Schiller that in six months you will look fine. It takes time to heal and 3 to six months is that time period.
I had eyelid surgery but after 4 months the scars are still visible and my eyelids are tight. My eyes feel sore and are often red. What can I do..
Your complaints sound as if there has been too much skin removed during your surgery. Ask your significant other to observe you while you sleep to determine if you sleep with them open. Also try to add "Refresh"® drops or Restasis® drops to your eyes three times a day. Please consult with an ophthalmologist to confirm what is wrong.
