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Tightness Around the Eyes 1 Year After Lower Blepharoplasty
I had lower blephroplasty a year ago and still have tightness around my eyes is this normal and will it go?
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Peter Hewitt 1
in uk
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Tightness 1 year after lower blepharoplasty
Since it has been a year after the lower blepharoplasty, the tightness that you are feeling will probably not go away. It appears that this is probably going to permanent and will not go away.
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One year for complete healing after blepharoplasty
Usually at one year the healing process has run its course. If you have persistent unusual symptoms I would see your operating physician.
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Tightness around the eyes 1 year after lower blepharoplasty
Interesting concern. I would seek opinions from boarded surgeons to examine you and discuss the results in detail.
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Tightness in lower lids
Tightness in the lower lid at one year is unusual. Go see your surgeon and review the care and your concerns.
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Blepharoplasty Tightness
This is not a common complaint 1 year out from the surgery. I would recommend that you see your plastic surgeon to be evaluated.
Good luck.
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"Tightness" around Eyes 1 year after a Lower Blepharoplasty
You should NOT have eyelid tension a year after a Blepharoplasty. I suspect that you may have a scar contracture that may need to be revised. You really should see your surgeon.
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