Is tear duct cauterization wise?

An examination (or at least a photo) is would essential to really address your concerns.  The wear and tear from the inflammation can also cause ptosis.  These issues can be addressed with surgery if they persist and create enough of an issue for you.

Yes - the eyelid surgery can be done at the same time as tear duct cauterization.  We usually do the cauterization in someone who has a very dry eye.  Elevating the lid may aggravate that.  So I would recommend you do the cautery first.  See how your dry eye is after that.  If you still have...

Thank you for your question and congratulations for your recent procedure. I would not be concerned at this stage being you still in the early post-operative period. The degree of swelling varies from patient to patient, but it settles in time. On average 2 to 3 weeks are sufficient in the v...

Craniofacial surgery is required.  It is only done to help the severely disfigured look more human.  It is not acceptable for cosmetic enhancement of an individual who is basically human.  As a point of correction, there are no "whole-eye transplantations." Eyes are not temporarily removed.  T...

A short term partial treatment would be filler injection the hollow dark area under your eyes. A long term treatment would be transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty with fat bags repositioning. See following surgical video and link.