I have had a chalazion for about 4 months on my lower eyelid. It became infected and got even bigger a week before my chalazion. So when I went in for surgery I felt a lot of pain. But after the surgery my eye healed in only two days. It has now been a long time, and my eye has completely healed but there is still a little bump there that is very visible and that annoys me. I also have a little chalazion on my upper lid that won't go away - What can I do and when can i swim since i want it gone.
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July 20, 2017
Answer: How can I make my chalazion go away after my surgery? When am I able to go swimming?
It is very common for us to have facial asymmetry. Often one eye seems higher or smaller than the other, or in your case you seem to have a bit more soft tissue on right side than the left. Usually, it is only the patient that notices these subtle asymmetries unless the condition is more severe....
Thanks for sending a photos with your questions. There is notable asymmetry between your two eyelids and it would be necessary to take a detailed history and assessment of your eyes before determining both a diagnosis and treatment plan. Styes, also termed chalazion in adults, are very common ...
Thanks for sending a photos with your questions. There is asymmetry between your two eyelids and it would be necessary to take a detailed history and assessment of your eyes before determining both a diagnosis and treatment plan. Although there is a suggestion of a droopy eyelid, termed...