Will thick scar bumps heal on the outer corners of my eyes, eleven months after upper blepharoplasty?

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That area is the last to heal in upper eyelid surgery but after a year it will need help. You need Kenalog injections to soften those bumps. If they do not get better then you will need excision of the bumps. RegardsDr. JDisclaimer: This answer is not intended to give a medical opinion and does not substitute for medical advice. The information presented in this posting is for patients’ education only. As always, I encourage you to see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.

It is doubtful that much change will occur 11 months after any surgery. Best to see an oculoplastic specialist for evaluation. It could excess skin (or "dog ear") or cyst or other problem. Something can usually be done for improvement.

You may have some access skin around the eye that may have to be removed. Otherwise, a simple injection of kenalog will soften out the bumps.

It sounds like you either have a little excess skin that needs to be removed,  or heavy thick scars that have not matured either from the suture that was used for your eyelid tuck or blepharoplasty.  I have seen a number of patients who have had "scar bumps" after a year and they have eventually settled down.  You may want to check back with your surgeon to be sure.I hope that helps.  Best regards..