I went to a Doctor who told me I have Blepharitis and the second doctor said the same as well. But I asked both of them why one of my eyes look droopy/swollen and they said once the Blephritis goes so will the swelling. But why is it in one eye when I have Blepharitis in both? I feel like I have acquired ptosis, my eyes were fine 1.4 years ago! And my ptosis eye hurts also, 24/7. I wear glasses to somewhat ease the pain and irritation. I feel like no one can figure out what's wrong w/ my eye!!
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Hello! Thank you for posting your question! Scar tissues from eyelid surgeries like chalazion removal can be resolved in a couple of ways. Although some scars may resolve on their own, others are just permanent so to either fix that you can go through surgery, where the scar tissue is directly...
Lower eyelids are designed to distribute tears across your eye so that they stay lubricated. They serve this function mostly by staying tightly approximated to the eyeball and as the eyeball moves the lower lid distributes the tears. The lower lid stays in place by the muscle pulling tightly to...
I suspect that what you think you are talking about, what you are showing us, and what we are going to see, are not going to be the same. That makes me concerned that you have an honest issue but you may also fit somewhere in the body dysmorphic spectrum. This is an entity where...