In December 2015 I had blepharoplasty surgery on both lower lids. PS took some stitches out after 12 days, but left remaining for another 14 days. About 2 mos ago I notched a little white hard bump developing on outer part of my right eye at the site where the stitch had protruded through the skin. I went back to the PS a week ago and he assured me it was common and no problem to remove with a needle. I'm wondering if indeed this is common and is it anything to be overly concerned about?
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H. George Brennan, MD, FACS - Account Suspended says:
The best advice I have is to seek a consultation. During a consultation, the Dr. will be able to fully assess you and make an accurate decision on if you are a candidate or not. Please make sure you consult with a physician who has years of experience in facial cosmetic surgeries. best of luck!
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