Bubble in the eye after eyelid surgery 22 days ago, will this go away? Starting using steroid drops yesterday. (photo)

Good morning!what you have is chemosis which is swelling of the cornea- very common after lower eyelid surgery.  even though your cornea itself was not operated upon, it tends to get a bit of swelling after surgery.It sounds like you are using a drop to help speed along the recovery- it will resolve completely.I hope this helps

This is chemosis which is a swelling of the conjunctiva.  This can occur after a surgery of the lower lids.  You need to use a lot of lubricant drops, and ointment at bedtime.  The steroid drops can also help.  This can take several weeks to fully resolve.

The bubble you describe appears to be chemosis.  I would use the medication you were prescribed, but keep the eye moist, as dryness is a contributing factor.

There are several treatment options for eye chemosis, depending on how long it has been there, what is causing it, how bad it is, etc. See following link.

Just like the eyelid can swell, the conjunctiva, the white of the eye, also swells.  When chemosis persist this long after eyelid surgery, dry eye is a big contributor.  Steroid drops alone are generally not sufficient.  Hopefully this was prescribed by an ophthalmologist who also checked your intraocular pressure because the steroid drops can elevate the eye pressure so this needs to be monitored.  Artificial tears frequently during the day and bland ophthalmic ointment at bed time are essential treatment measures for chemosis.