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After chalazion surgery I have uneven eyelids, one eye is smaller than the other one. (Photo)

brisaidyJul 13, 2018
Since January I had chalazion removal but the bump didn’t go away so in March I did the second chalazion surgery and now I have uneven eyelids so basically one eye is smaller than the other one and this is really depressing me is there any way my eye can go back to normal ?

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Dr. Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD
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