White bumps in scar line after upper bleph. (Photo)

These are milia or small suture tract cysts, which can be removed in the office.  Thanks for the question!

It’s common to experience milia or small bumps after upper and lower blepharoplasty, especially during the healing process. To minimize additional scar tissue, consider keeping the area well-moisturized with a gentle, non-comedogenic moisturizer. Avoid harsh exfoliants and opt for a gentle skincare routine. Sun protection is crucial, so use a broad-spectrum sunscreen to shield the healing skin. Additionally, maintaining a healthy diet rich in vitamins C and E can support skin healing. It’s great that your doctor is monitoring your progress, so be sure to follow their advice and discuss any concerns during your next appointment.

As previously stated, these are small suture tract cysts or milia and are easily removed, if they do not resolve on their own.

This is the result of milia which will respond with warm compresses or time. I wish you the best of luck

These are inclusion cysts. They happen sometimes as the wound heals. If they don't resolve on their own they can be easily excised. I agree with the course your surgeon is taking.

The bumps on your upper eyelid are exactly what you describe as Milia.  These are tiny cysts that can form along the suture line.  They usually go away by themselves but if still present after 3 months they can easily be “picked off” in the office on your next visit.