It seems as though my eyes are not perfectly centered with one another. Is this a form of strabismus? Is this due to astigmatism? Or is it a type of lazy eye? I have blurry vision that seems to be getting worse and I'm worried that this is causing it. Is this correctable through surgery?
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It’s common to perform Blepharoplasty after cataract surgery. However,
one should wait at least 6 months and consult with an ophthalmologist to prevent or minimize a
dry eye problem. This should be done in the
hands of a Board Certified Plastic
Surgeon with expertise in cosmetic surgery.
Lower blepharoplasty
can increase dry eyes. This procedure
should be done in a proper and conservative fashion, especially in patients
that are
over the age of 50 and/or if they have had previous cataract or Lasik
surgery.
Thank you for your question.In my opinion, the hematoma is small, and your body will resorb the blood in due time, likely 2-3 weeks. The bruising associated with the hematoma will go away as well, and from your pictures, it seems to be taking a normal course. Warm compresses generally help with...