Removing Scar from Eyelid Surgery?

I agree with dr Fardo, creams used arounfd the eye often make things worse after surgey rather than better.  gentle massage with Vaseline or a similar priduct may help and consider a fractional laser treatment if the scar is still visible after one year.

Hi, It can takes months, even up to a year, to fully heal or see the true results after eyelid surgery. I would give it some more time. In the mean time, you can always try a product, such as neaclear Scar Advantage, that contains Vitamins A,C, D, and E, cortisone, silicone, and liquid oxygen, which are all helpful in the healing process. This could help lessen the appearance of the scar. If you are still concerned about scars once some time has passed, it is always a good idea to pay a... more

Scar therapy gels with active ingredients such as steroids, Vitamins A and E and Silicone may help.  If persistent I would explore ablative or non ablative fractional laser therapy.

It is always best to see a photo to get a better idea of the scar. That being said here is what I can tell you: a) Most lower lid scars heal quickly and well. Six months is a bit long to still have obvious scarring b) In general scar can take up to 12 months to heal completely c) Scars that are raised or red can benefit from a number of interventions before that 12 month period d) Topical silicone scar gels can be helpful. Steroid injection (by the MD) into the scar can also be helpful e)... more

For some the use of silicone containing products can help the appearance of scars. In fact it about the only topical product that has been proven vs things like vitamin E and Maderma to help the appearance of scars. Scars can take up to a year or two to fully mature. I hope yours don't. Stay out of the sun and use sunblock.

Scars heal differently in all individuals, and can take up to a year or longer to look their best. The lower eyelid is usually a favorable location for scarring, but if a bad scar does develop, there are options available to help. Laser treatments may be indicated if persistent redness is present, or steroid injections may help if excessive scarring developed. I would be very careful about applying any topical treatments yourself as they may be dangerous to the eye itself and they may not... more

A scar revision can be entertained if the scar is wide or placed in the wrong position on the lower lid. Scar fade creams and gels simply do not work for removing scars.