4 months post op chalazion surgery. Eyelid shape has changed. What surgery do I need to go back to normal? (photos)

In most cases, the old scar is cut out so that you will have a single scar. The most common cause of problems with crease size is subtle ptosis that was not addressed at the time of surgery - this usually leads to an over-sized fold. Correction of the ptosis will make the crease smaller. Very...

Thank you for your question. This discoloration appears to be a pigmentation issue, which can be addressed with a non-surgical rejuvenation treatment like microneedling with PRP. Microneedling is a collagen induction therapy that stimulates collagen production in the body through the creation of...

It would be nice to see photos of your lids before the allergic reaction of last year, in order to better assess the amount of fluid you are retaining.  Is that possible? If there is truly significant fluid retention, then the skin likely has been distended for a long enough time that it...

Propofol can be used in both twilight sedation or general anesthesia. When used in lower concentrations, it works well as a sedation so that the patient is still arousable and able to breathe on their own. In greater concentrations it works as a general anesthesia once the patient no longer ...

Dear Spaceprincess95, A keloid is a thick, raised scar formation that grows beyond the initial scar boundaries. They can certainly occur anywhere on the body as there are several factors that influence keloid formation. These are genetic, local and systemic factors. However, keloids are rarel...

Thank you for your question and photos. I believe I would begin by scheduling an appointment with an ophthalmologist to determine whether treatment is needed for the eye. Once you have been examined, you can consider scheduling a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to see if...