After ptosis surgery one eyelid is still swollen so I am waiting for it to raise more. However the other eye seems overcorrected. In the AM you can see the white of my eye on the top. Then it relaxes throughout the day and looks more normal. My dr says it looks fine but he didn't see me in the AM. He says to wait 2 more weeks before we discuss massage, so that the other eye raise up more. At that point I will be about 4 weeks post op. Is that too late for massage to have any real benefits?
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As your swelling resolves, the lid level will change. Whether it will require revision is impossible to predict at 7 days post-op. Revisions should not be done before 6 months unless there is a large over- or under-correction. If revision is necessary, it is generally an easier process than the...
Postoperative swelling can lead to temporary drooping in the postoperative period. However, you should contact your surgeon to discuss your concerns. Best of luck
Thank you for your question and photo. Ptosis is usually not correctable with home remedies. Particularly in the case of congenital ptosis, there is a anatomic problem with the muscle that cannot be corrected with exercises or therapy. Consider seeing an oculoplastic surgeon in your area for a...