What to Do About Tiny Bumps After Eyelid Surgery?

It is possible that your droopy eyelids are causing your vision problems. I'm surprised you didn't mention this to the ophthalmologists you consulted. I would suggest going back to one of them, alerting him or her to your suspicion about your eyelids and requesting a visual field test. If the...

I've had the occasional patient do this very thing. Your surgeon is correct, however. Closing the wound once it's been opened in a non-sterile, partly-healed way would invite infection and would not likely improve the aesthetic outcome. Usually, the best thing to do is to let the...

There are several surgical techniques to make one's eyes bigger. The most important thing is to ensure a natural appearance rather than an artificial look or bugged-eyed result. See an eyelid specialist ( oculoplastic surgeon ) to achieve the best results. 

Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a beautiful procedure that yields excellent results and should be custom tailored in every aspect to your individual goals, needs, and anatomy.  From your perspective as a patient, this surgery is very stealth with relatively simple recovery. From the ...

There are two common situations following eyelid surgery that you are potentially describing.  The first is actual upper eyelid ptosis were the upper eyelid margin where the eyelashes live has drooped as a result of the tendon that raises the eyelid having slipped from surgery or swelling...

"If you are a hammer then the world looks like a nail."  Unfortunately the canthopexy may be the only canthal/lower eyelid repair surgery your surgeon is familiar with.  However, a canthopexy only "supports" a lower eyelid.  When the lid has been compromised by...