I had a poorly done upper eyelid surgery done 15 days ago. I notice hard bumbs and cysts forming, which I initially thought would subsde. They seem to be here to stay. Am I freaking out unjustly or is the beginning of permanant scar tissue forming. Please see pictures of day 8 (day stitches came out) Day 10, day 15 (today).
October 31, 2017
Answer: Bumps following blepharoplasty Thank you for the question. You do not need to be worried, because those bumps are quite common following blepharoplasty and will resolve. If there is any concern, follow up with your surgeon. Good luck.
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October 31, 2017
Answer: Bumps following blepharoplasty Thank you for the question. You do not need to be worried, because those bumps are quite common following blepharoplasty and will resolve. If there is any concern, follow up with your surgeon. Good luck.
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October 8, 2017
Answer: Healing after a upper Blepharoplasty procedure...
Healing after upper blepharoplasty or any plastic surgery procedure takes time. The incision line is placed in the natural crease of the eyelid, and the skin in this area is delicate and thin, therefore healing is usually excellent. While most healing occurs in the first couple weeks, it can take a few months for complete healing of the incision. It is completely normal to be experiencing the symptoms that you have. The sutures that are placed in the crease are usually dissolving and may cause some irritation while going away. Small bumps, redness, and swelling may be seen and usually disappear with time. If you have concerns you should contact you surgeon to discuss your symptoms.
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October 8, 2017
Answer: Healing after a upper Blepharoplasty procedure...
Healing after upper blepharoplasty or any plastic surgery procedure takes time. The incision line is placed in the natural crease of the eyelid, and the skin in this area is delicate and thin, therefore healing is usually excellent. While most healing occurs in the first couple weeks, it can take a few months for complete healing of the incision. It is completely normal to be experiencing the symptoms that you have. The sutures that are placed in the crease are usually dissolving and may cause some irritation while going away. Small bumps, redness, and swelling may be seen and usually disappear with time. If you have concerns you should contact you surgeon to discuss your symptoms.
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