After 3 months What do I do and what is my problem My doctor specifically does not tell me and only asks to wait until 6 months Do I find a response to my problem
September 6, 2017
Answer: Not a bad result at 3 months. Of course perfect would be better. However, persistent swelling can make a difference. I totally agree that you need to give this time. So long as this is improving, I would give this time before trying to jump in with more surgery. That patience should extend out even a full year if necessary.
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September 6, 2017
Answer: Not a bad result at 3 months. Of course perfect would be better. However, persistent swelling can make a difference. I totally agree that you need to give this time. So long as this is improving, I would give this time before trying to jump in with more surgery. That patience should extend out even a full year if necessary.
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September 5, 2017
Answer: Causes for upper lid asymmetry after surgery Asymmetry after eyelid surgery can be the result of swelling. I agree with your surgeon that waiting 6 to 8 months to insure all swelling is resolved is appropriate before deciding whether any revision is necessary.
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September 5, 2017
Answer: Causes for upper lid asymmetry after surgery Asymmetry after eyelid surgery can be the result of swelling. I agree with your surgeon that waiting 6 to 8 months to insure all swelling is resolved is appropriate before deciding whether any revision is necessary.
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