I had ptosis surgery 2 months ago. My eyelid was overcorrected, so 2 weeks ago my surgeon performed the surgery again to bring it down but it’s still too high. Can this just be reversed as it was before surgeries? What is the best kind of doctor to fix others mistakes?
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A corneal abrasion two weeks after ptosis surgery is not very common. It does not , however mean that your surgeon did anything wrong at all. You did not say what type of ptosis surgery was done. Often during an external approach repair the lid is flipped to make sure the sutures are not ...
Usually best to wait 3+ months before considering additional ptosis surgery. There are always exceptions as need more information and evaluation in consultation to give you accurate answer.
It may be possible but it depends on exactly what type of ptosis surgery you had before and how the eyelid looks now. See an expert oculoplastic surgeon.
