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How could I remove this milia right on my eyelid? (Photo)

0720annaApr 26, 2016
Would it be dangerous to get rid of it by a needle by a dermatologist, and how much would it cost?

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I would ask your surgeon at the time of your post op appointment. But generally you should wait 2-3 weeks after your surgery to go swimming.

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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...

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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. 

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