I had a really large stye on the infected eye back in February of 2023 that really just never went away. I stopped to mind it and tried to ignore it on my eyelid. Overtime, it went down, got a chalazion like feature, and started to slowly mask away into my eyelid, looking normal again. Last night, the gland right next to my original stye, started to inflame. I noticed this immediately as my eye started to look red again and started to feel a small bump growing. Currently using Avenova Spray.
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Answer: Sure a Kenalog injection is a highly reliable method for treating chalazia.
In lower island, blepharoplasty tissue is typically only removed.
Understanding and treating this area is complex and potentially difficult.
There are opposite volume changes happening simultaneously in some people.
Adding volume may be a better option.
I suggest consulting with a few providers...
Yes, you do have a slight ectroption where the eyelid does not touch the eyeball to provide good lubrication. This can cause chronic dryness and irritation.
The neuralgia could potentially be triggered by surgery.
Because of this it would probably be a good idea to try to get the best possible answer to what’s triggering the neuralgia.
It may be possible to have surgery, fillers or Botox, but recognize that any of these could potentially make your n...