I had gotten blepharoplasty done two years ago with my savings right before college to fix my monolids. Everything healed up nicely and I went to my plastic surgeon multiple times to check my eyes' progress. It's been two years and I assumed that everything would be healed by now but now there's a tiny cut on the inner corner of my left eye that won't heal. It keeps reopening and it stings whenever I blink and it scabs over and falls off constantly. Did something go wrong? Did I do this?
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Most cases appropriate for lifting the corner of the lower eyelids would be performed via canthopexy. This gives long lasting results. The brow could be lifted with a few techniques. Without seeing photographs, you are best seeing an oculoplastic surgeon with extensive experience. I hope you...
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Your success rate will depend on who does the surgery, and how your muscles function. With some congenital ptosis, the muscle is fibrotic and doesn't work well. Therefore a surgery has to be done to connect the lid to the brow to help open it. This works well, but...
