Will this spontaneously heal? Retraction (Photo)

Your current condition is an ectropion affecting both lower lids. It may or may not self correct but it should get better with time. This post-op condition is often associated with excess tearing, irritation and redness. Good luck, Doc PG

In reviewing your pre op photos, I'm not sure why the procedure was needed.It appears that you have lower lid retraction, pulling the lower lid from the globe laterally. I would recommend taping the lid up and massage.I would wait at least 3-6 months healing unless it is causing discomfort and irritation.

We can see that you have lower eyelid retraction, however, I do not see a picture of your before photos. If you only had a skin pinch, I think that 2 months post-surgical is too soon to evaluate your final results. I hope this helps, and I wish you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

So many patients are "sold" on a skin pinch on the basis that it is some sort of minimally invasive lower eyelid surgery. Many, many of these go wrong. A skin pinch is a transcutaneous lower blepharoplasty. In many cases, the surgeon also resects muscle. Even without fat excision, after surgery the healing process results in scaring and lower eyelid retraction. It is a rare eyelid that responds to massage or 5-FU treatment. These eyelids also do not respond to "a stitch in the corner." This is a misnomer for a lateral canthoplasty. Lateral cnathoplasty does not have the power to repair these type of eyelids. It is all too common for me to see patients who have had several lateral canthoplasties or even wedge excisions in an effort to correct lower eyelid retraction. All these half measures do is use up the resources you need to have the best possible reconstruction. I am attaching a video that shows how I surgically repair these. I am also attaching a web link with more information. I recommend a detailed in person consultation. I am so sorry you are dealing with this.