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Thank you for the question. It is unclear to me exactly what procedure you have had performed. Nevertheless, your symptoms are not normal after any type of surgery; you should be evaluated by your surgeon for good diagnosis and treatment. Best wishes.
Your one line question provides insufficient information to allow a cogent answer. Assuming you had an eyelid surgery such symptoms are commonly caused by an insufficient durable tear lubrication of the eye ball. This can be cursed either by insufficient production, uneven dispersal across the eye or even a blocked tear duct. If your surgeon cannot help you Maureen an official evaluation by an ophthalmologist.
Excessive tearing and burning of the eyes after eye lid surgery may indicate dry eye syndrome. Consult an ophthalmologist for work up for dry eye syndrome. Cosult also your plastic surgeon. There are other causes of excessive tearing and burning after eye lid surgery. Do the eyes close completely? are the lower lids in the right position?
Swelling and some irregularities after surgery are not unusual in the first two to three weeks isn't unusual but these additional folds I see here are a little curious. I would definitely have your PS take a look at them this week. This could need a little change but...
Hey Georgie12 Leave your ears alone! 1. The really look very natural 2. It's not worth the money. 3. I roll as well. I can tell you that the scar tissue in your ears is about 80% the strength of your normal (unoperated on) tissue. If you...
I would say that you have very little to worry about, especially the fascia grafting site. However, I see you're from Greece, correct? You do have some very small chance of scarring with the otoplasty incision since you are of Mediterranean decent, but this is minimal....
