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See an oculoplastic surgeon. They can easily remove this lesion with some local anesthesia. will have small scab for a few days but should heal quickly.
Hi. Milia like yours can be removed in the office. Simple excision is effective and sutures are not needed. Some dermatologist feel comfortable removing eyelid lesions, others refer these to an oculoplastic surgeon. Hope this helps. Best regards, Ira Vidor, M.D.
This is not something I consider dangerous. I often remove these in the office. The fee is $250. It is a very minor procedure
Hi LUSONG,I would advise you to wait a minimum of 2-3 weeks prior to wearing goggles. They can put pressure on the surgical site and could contribute to shifting of the results. I would talk to your surgeon about your specific case.Good luck!
It can be associated with blepharospasm. There are also a variety of other conditions that can be associated with apraxia of eyelid opening. The list has a lot of rare entities on it. It is reasonable to consider being assessed by a neuro-ophthalomologist for these symptoms if only to be re...
Can't tell much from this picture. But if you do surgery to make them look straighter, you will get double vision. So definitely not worth doing anything.
You are seeing the edge of the muscle and this is normal. A little botox can help to soften this but may make the eye appear wider too.
The goal of blepharoplasty is to only remove the redundant skin and fat and add fat in the hollowed areas. If the fat is removed too much from the upper eyelids the change becomes noticeable. With the contemporary techniques we avoid too much change. You should discuss your concerns with an...
Hello there,in in your photo, we can appreciate the asymmetry of the epicanthic folds as well as other facial characteristics. We all have minor facial asymmetries related to our underlying bony anatomy and soft tissue envelope. Epicanhal folds are delicate structures and surgery on them ...
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