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Is a twitching eyelid after blepharoplasty surgery 6 months ago normal?

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Irda02May 31, 2022

I had a bleferoplasty back in November of 2021 and everything has change in my eye vision, but I am very concern that stated five months later. My right upper eye lid is twitching so much that has created anxiety and I’m very nervous, is being doing this for about a month now. Is this normal I’m very worry

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