If a suture was left in my eye, will it impact my outcome? (Photo)

Ir it was a blue suture, that is most likely a prolene suture.  These are very non-reactive, and are frequently used under the skin where they remain forever and don't cause any problems.  Sometimes if there is just a small piece that is just below the skin, it may just come to the surface someday and can be pulled out.  But if it remains under the skin don't worry about it.    

Based on your situation I would say you have nothing to worry about. The suture will push itself out of your skin, what you experienced is completely normal and you have nothing to worry about. I would recommend you consult with a Board-certified plastic surgeon. 

Hello and thank you for your question.Most sutures will push themselves out of the body. This will not interfere with your healing or results. Contact your surgeon if you are concerned or have any questions. Best of luck! 

You will be fine. If the sutures are superficial, your body will push it out and if they are deep, they can stay. There is no reason to worry especially with prolene sutures.

Thank you for your question. This can happen sometimes after a blepharoplasty because the suture that is used is so fine. Generally, this doesn't cause much of a problem and will eventually work its way to the surface and can be pulled out. The swelling on that side is unlikely related to the suture and more likely from asymmetric healing as you recover (which is completely expected). Try not to touch or rub the area. Good luck!

I would not be overly worried.Many times the suture will work it's way out so just be patient.

In general the suture will be pushed out by your body.  At one point you will notice the tip pocking out and can be pulled out easily.  These suture are neutral and do not produce reactions.  Your vision will be safe and the outcome should not be any different.