I had eyelids surgery 10 days ago and I am healing quickly and very nicely visually. I still have anesthesia light/heavy headed periods that come and go and my eyelids feel tired. I feel like it's work to keep my eyes opened sometimes, the lids feel heavy. Is this normal after surgery and is it from the surgery or the after effects of the anesthesia? How long does this generally last?
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The trauma of the punch caused injury to the nerves and muscles, and so did the surgery, so it can take a while for everything to heal and the eye muscles to work properly. Follow up with your surgeon. Rarely a re-operation is necessary but usually time alone will allow the eyes to work together...