How long will it take for the bumps on the incision line to heal? Or do I need revision? Thanks so much.
Answer: Bumps after upper eyelid surgery Multiple small bumps in the incision lines after blepharoplasty are common. These are small keratin containing inclusion cysts called milia and most will resolve over time with gentle massage. Occasionally, a persistent cyst may require unroofing with a needle, or more rarely, excision. Two weeks after surgery is much to early to be concerned about the permancy of the of the problem. Express your cocerns to your surgeon and follow their recommendations.
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Answer: Bumps after upper eyelid surgery Multiple small bumps in the incision lines after blepharoplasty are common. These are small keratin containing inclusion cysts called milia and most will resolve over time with gentle massage. Occasionally, a persistent cyst may require unroofing with a needle, or more rarely, excision. Two weeks after surgery is much to early to be concerned about the permancy of the of the problem. Express your cocerns to your surgeon and follow their recommendations.
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February 15, 2019
Answer: Bumps after Blepharoplasty It is quite common for there to be bumps along the incision line after a blepharoplasty. This usually go away on their own within the first two months. If you are going to form a little cyst along the incision, this will usually be visible by two months. You wouldn't see a cyst early on. Keep your follow up appointments with your surgeon and let them know about your concerns.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa
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February 15, 2019
Answer: Bumps after Blepharoplasty It is quite common for there to be bumps along the incision line after a blepharoplasty. This usually go away on their own within the first two months. If you are going to form a little cyst along the incision, this will usually be visible by two months. You wouldn't see a cyst early on. Keep your follow up appointments with your surgeon and let them know about your concerns.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa
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December 11, 2019
Answer: Post Eyelid Surgery Bumps on the Scar The skin of the eyelid is some of the thinnest skin in the body and consequently usually heals with an imperceptible scar. The little bumps that occur after surgery are common and usually resolve in 4-6 weeks as the body remodels the collagen in the scar tissue. Each surgeon has a protocol so check first but sometimes gentle massage and some type of silicon gel can help to expedite the resolution of the little bumps. Be well!
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December 11, 2019
Answer: Post Eyelid Surgery Bumps on the Scar The skin of the eyelid is some of the thinnest skin in the body and consequently usually heals with an imperceptible scar. The little bumps that occur after surgery are common and usually resolve in 4-6 weeks as the body remodels the collagen in the scar tissue. Each surgeon has a protocol so check first but sometimes gentle massage and some type of silicon gel can help to expedite the resolution of the little bumps. Be well!
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February 14, 2019
Answer: Upper blepharoplasty incision healing Thank you for the question and the photos. It is fairly common to have a little irritation in the area of the incision and the sutures after eyelid surgery. This will generally resolve in a few weeks. Another thing that can occur is milia -- these are tiny skin cysts that can be opened up with a sterile needle. Please check in with your surgeon regularly. Take care.
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February 14, 2019
Answer: Upper blepharoplasty incision healing Thank you for the question and the photos. It is fairly common to have a little irritation in the area of the incision and the sutures after eyelid surgery. This will generally resolve in a few weeks. Another thing that can occur is milia -- these are tiny skin cysts that can be opened up with a sterile needle. Please check in with your surgeon regularly. Take care.
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Answer: Bumps It’s not uncommon to have bumps along the incision line and usually these all resolve over time. It can take a few months but it’s very unlikely you’ll need more surgery. They shouldn’t get much worse but don’t despair it it takes time for them to improve. Good luck!
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Answer: Bumps It’s not uncommon to have bumps along the incision line and usually these all resolve over time. It can take a few months but it’s very unlikely you’ll need more surgery. They shouldn’t get much worse but don’t despair it it takes time for them to improve. Good luck!
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