Droopy and Sensitive Eyelids From Using Creams. Suggestions? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Droopy and Sensitive Eyelids From Using Creams. Suggestions?

I have cottage cheesy eyelids in the inner corners from using an eye cream that made them swell. I have tried all kinds of creams. I have very sentitive eyelids and they get very irritated with all sorts of creams. Would like to have a eyelid lift to fix the problem, but unable to afford it right now. Any suggestions on what I can do?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by Sherri in Missouri
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Stop using the creams

Well, first things first: stop using the creams. They will not provide any long term improvement for your eyelids. If you have redundant skin, a blepharoplasty would be helpful. If you have crepey eyelid skin [you may call them "cottage cheese"], then laser resurfacing might be helpful Post photos for a better recommendation.
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Creamy

Stop, Look and Listen: Stop the cream, Look for a Cosmetic Surgeon and Listen to their advice. You will gain more in 15 minutes with an experienced Cosmetic Surgeon than you will with mountains of cream!
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Cream causing droopy eyelid?

It is unlikely that creams caused your droopy eyelid. A photo would be useful. You should see an oculoplastic surgeon for proper diagnosis and treatment options. Insurances sometimes covers surgery, depending on the problem.

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