What is the risk of lateral canthopexy and the cost of it? Can it be done under local anesthesia?

The medical term for the blood you see in your eye after chalazion removal is a subconjunctival hematoma.  Essentially, it is like bruising of your eyeball and can occur after surgery or trauma or sometimes even spontaneously.  This condition should resolve by itself over the course of several d...

Hi Melissa.  Although the photo is not great, the Tyndall effect looks bluish or grayish and your photo appears to show a darkened area.  Hemosiderin staining is more likely and does not necessarily resolve in 14 months, or at all in some cases.   We use gentle q-switched...

Hi Tattered.  In part it depends on what you don't like about the scars.  Is it the fact that you can still feel them (raised and hard) or is it because even though they are flat, you can still see them.  Raised scars should be treated conservatively with Kenalog or another steroid.  Flat scar...

It can probably be done but I've almost always combined it with double eyelid surgery. There's going to be some skin overhang that will still interfere with your upper visual field, which is why some skin is usually removed, or at least a double eyelid fold placed to drape the skin out of the way.

Yes, I would do an upper eyelid anchor technique blepharoplasty combined with a medial epicanthoplasty - I currently prefer the redraping technique which has very little visible scarring. The two procedures are done at the same time. The lower lid area has a groove which I would most likely fat ...

That's a good question. You actually don't have 3 eyelids. You only have one. The appearance of multiple creases on your eyelid seems to be caused by ptosis, or drooping, of your eyelid. Usually our muscles pull on our eyelids to open our eyes, in your case the muscle seems to be weakened,...