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This is a relatively common occurrence in the early post operative period. There can be fat necrosis which leads to lumps or the placent of deep sutures can lead to lumps. I recommend massage for this. In extreme cases a cortisone injection may be required. However there may be side effects from this and I would try alternative treatments first.I would continue with massage for 1 - 2 years.Alexnader Anzarut
Thanks for the question, there are a number of things that could be going on, best to see your original surgeon who did the operation to discuss options for diagnosing and treating
Yes, you might feel some lumps and bumps until the fat softens. Best of luck and if concerned, talk to you surgeon.
First, you are much too young to be considering surgery at this point. You have a combination of two factors causing the discoloration below your eyes. The first is your natural somewhat olive skin tone and the second is the visibility of blood vessels just beneath the thin skin of...
I advise you to avoid steroid injections to the scar unless it starts to get lumpy. Steroid can make the skin thin and atrophic and then the vessels will show through excessively. Most eyelid scars end up doing very well. Silicone gel scar treatment (a very small amount of gel) may help the scar...
Excellent question and one that every surgeon assesses carefully for each patient. The "bags" are fat. They can be removed through the transconjunctival approach. Then the question is how much skin should be removed, definitely not centimeters, but rather millimeters. The pinch technique is one...