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What are your recommendations for eyelid that hurts & is droopy after chalazions? (Photos)

Terri2023Jan 28, 2023
I’ve had a history of 2 Chalazions on the past year. The first was treated by an ocuplastic surgeon (incision and drainage on underside of left lid). I developed a notch as a result of scarring. The second Chalazion was treated conservatively using heat, Dexamethasone injections and finally 5fu. It did not respond. Finally the doctor suggested I have a full thickness biopsy to rule out SCC. It has been 4 months and my eyelid really hurts. I’ve moved away from that state.

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