Blepharochalasis surgery treatments? (Photo)

You may have right orbital fracture with resultant right eyeball sunken and down (enophthalmos). You need to get orbital CT scan.  You may be candidate for orbital reconstruction with implant. See link below.

Thank you for the question. It's very rare for eyelids to form keloids and just as rare for incision and drainage of a chalazion to effect the tear duct. With that said, I rarely surgically remove chalazions. Over 90% can be treated with Kenelog injections, hot compresses and oral antibiotics....

Hello.  Thank you for your question.  Eyelid surgery can absolutely be performed under local anesthesia.  It is actually preferable to have the patient be able to open and close the eyes, as needed, to assess symmetry.  It only takes about 30 seconds to anesthetize each...

You look as if you'd be an excellent candidate for a bit of HA filler like Restylane in the tear trough area. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss. My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram

It appears that you have proptosis of your left eye. Please see an oculofacial plastic surgeon and this needs to be completely worked up. Number one cause of unilateral proptosis is thyroid disorders. 

There is no way you needed such an aggressive upper blepharoplasty.  Stop using the silicone gel.  Studies have shown that it is not at all effective.  Laser treatment is not going to correct this.  Please do not torture yourself with other procedures as a way to remaster the...