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Eye swelling after chemical peel 3 months ago - what can be done?

Shanner123Mar 15, 2022
I had a chemical peel done Feb 2021 under gen anesth. The peel included the eyelids and undereyes. Post treatment was wnl; however, approx 2-3 mo post L eye swelling that OTC and RX anithistamines no longer help. I went to an allergist and was told I had no allergies. It is becoming debilitating.

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