I am having chalazion following a conservative management for it - can I use my contact lenses?

Fillers, lasers, skin care can all help this issue in someone younger.  I suggest you see an expert.  Best, Dr. Emer.

I would ask your doctor if it is okay as they will be aware if there is anything else going on. If it is just chemosis, I would have some natural tears or lacrilube with you as the eye may need some extra moisture.

Thank you for sharing your question. You probably need a small amount of skin removal (blepharoplasty). The photo you show as the ideal appearance would be considered a complication. The eyelids should not be that low. See an experienced board-certified Oculoplastic Surgeon for comprehensive...

Thank you for sharing your question. There are many good Oculoplastic Surgeons in Korea, but there are probably even more in the USA. See an experienced eyelid specialist who corrects complex cases for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of possible treatment. Good luck,

Thank you for sharing your concerns. Asymmetry is not uncommon. It always appears worse to the individual than others looking at the person. Most of the time, the problem is correctable. Often ptosis (drooping) or dermatochalasis (extra skin) is the problem. See an experienced Oculoplastic...

It is not unusual for swelling or edema post-transconjunctival blepharoplasty to last for a couple months if not longer depending on the circumstances. You are still in the early phase of healing, just give it more time before any decision is made regarding future treatment.