Warm Compress after Chalazion surgery, by mistake?

It appears that you have a low lid position in one eye known as ptosis. If that eyelid was raised it would help open up the inner corner of the eye.

Chalazia (styes) can be very frustrating, especially if they do not go away with conservative treatments like warm compresses or eye drops. In my practice this is a very common complaint -- most people expect styes to go away in a few days and are always upset when they last a long time. After ...

Thanks for your question and for posting a photo.  The hooding that you point out seems to be due to upper lid skin excess- known as dermatochalasis. This is commonly seen as one ages. The optimal treatment is an upper lid blepharoplasty which can remove excess skin, and is done quite...

From the photo, it is apparent that you have right upper eyelid ptosis (droop). You are compensating for this by using your eye brow in attempt to raise your eyelid. This is a condition that sometimes can be covered by your insurance if a formal visual test can show it is affecting your vision....

So everyone is a little asymmetric and we can't predict how that asymmetry will show itself. For you, from this photo at least, it seems that your right brow is a little lower than your left brow. This makes your right eye look a little more closed. There are a number of ways to correct this f...

That is about the point where differences are clinically noticeable.  Late repair of your fracture may or may not fix you exophthalmos.  A review of the CT scan is really needed to know this.  A small fracture may not result in a change in the enophthalmos.  Unfortunately there can also be a los...