Is there anything I can do to get rid of the double vision post eyelid surgery due to local anesthesia?

Thank you for your question. There really should be no reason to have double vision following eyelid surgery under local anesthesia. If you were given medication for sedation, this can cause temporary double vision, but should resolve quickly. You should discuss this with your surgeon if it does not resolve quickly. Good luck.

If your double vision has persisted beyond a few hours, notify your surgeon. They will likely refer you to an opthomologist for further evaluation.

Dear D Y KPlease see an eye doctor for  your double vision concerns.  If a long acting freezing was used- double vision could last up to 16 hours.  Blurry vision- can last for several days.With Warm RegardsTrevor M Born MD

Anesthesia will cause double vision only in the first few hours after eyelid surgery.  After that, one must consider other causes for the double vision.  Please see an ophthalmologist to assess you and determine why you are seeing double.