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Best to see an ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon for complete personal evaluation. If the eyeball is bulging and it is stable, then you may be a candidate for orbital decompression surgery. Sometimes eyelid retraction can cause the same problem and eyelid retraction surgery would be done. See following link.
Treatment for thyroid eye disease is very complex and this is not the right forum to discuss this complex illness. My free ebook does discuss how thyroid eye disease is managed. I recommend seeing a surgeon to provides comprehensive care for thyroid eye disease. In the Dallas area there are several excellent fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeons. Consider asking for your general ophthalmologist for an appropriate referral for definitive care.
Hello Dottietravis,Graves' disease can cause all kinds of eye issues. The best treatment depends on what is going on. I'd recommend you see an ophthalmologist or an oculoplastic surgeon to learn what is best for you.I hope this helps and good luck.
The reason for bulging of the eyes in Grave's is deposit of substances called glycoaminoglycans in the orbit, effectively making the eye socket too small to house the eye contents. If the bulging of your eyes is affecting your ability to achieve full eyelid closure leading the dryness of your eyes, first priority is to protect your cornea by applying lacrilube and artificial tears to your eye and taping your eyelids closed while you sleep. Second priority is to see an endocrinologist to get your hyperthyroid state in check. Sometimes this can be done medically, and other times it needs a surgical approach to remove the overactive thyroid gland.Once this is done, a definitive approach to "decompress" the orbit can be done. In our practice, we perform both endoscopic medial decompression and open lateral decompression just depending on patient's particular case and anatomy. I hope you find this answer helpful.
That looks like a hypertrophic scar I would go back to your surgeon to have him look at it before taking any actions. He will be the best one to give you what options you have next. It's not a dog ear it's just excess skin that needs to be excised. Surgeon may recommend a small scar revision. G...
If someone tells you they have a surgery that will get rid of something in your face forever, you should run. It is essential to understand that many services that will be offered to you will not be right for you. For example, a surgeon here is recommending lower eyelid transconjunctival b...
Your presentation is not really clear either. I week post operative is not very long. However, lower eyelids should appear over corrected at one week. When they are not, it is improbable that more healing will make things better. Generally it will be essential to heal for many months to kno...