Slow healing incision post upper blepharoplasty. Will these small lumps go away over time? (Photo)

Your scar is a bit irregular.  It looks like you may have had a lot of skin removed.  This will result in some pleating of the skin above the scar.  It usually will improve with time. I would recommend a little massage over the area to help flatten it out.  

Hello,Its perfectly normal to have pink and lumpy incisions 10 weeks after blepharoplasty. This will improve with time. Sometimes there are milia (white bumps) which are just "backed up" oil glands. Those usually go away as well but can be removed if persistent. Best of Luck

The incision from an upper blepharoplasty will continue to hear for up to 1 year after surgery.  While the incision from your upper bleplaroplasty is not perfect at this time, I would expect it to get significantly better overtime.  I would be patient and let it heal.  I hope this helps.  

Thank you for your question. It is too early to judge your scar, because it takes up to one year for the wound to heal completely. I would expect the scar to be much better with time. Wear sunglasses to prevent pigmentary changes. Good luck.

Hello.  Thank you for your question.  I understand your frustration with the prolonged healing.  However, I would suggest that you continue to be patient with the healing process and the bumps should diminish over time.  It is not uncommon for bumps along the suture line to develop after eyelid surgery when sutures on the surface of the skin are used.  Due to the fact that you had some issues with dehiscence requiring repeated manipulation of the tissues and resuturing, there will certainly be some additional inflammation and delayed healing expected.  The healing process after any surgery can take up to 9-12 months for the tissue remodeling to complete.  I anticipate that you will see gradual improvement week by week as your body heals itself from the procedure.  I hope this information helps.

I am sorry to hear that you have had a frustrating recovery period after your surgery.  It is not uncommon to get some small, white bumps or milia along the blepharoplasty incision line while it is healing.  Most of the time, these bumps are self-limited and go away on their own.  If they persist for an extended amount of time, they can be removed with a simple excision in the office.  Especially if you have had the area re-sutured after the time of the initial surgery, I would recommend waiting a few months longer for the area to heal before having any other procedure performed.  I would also consult with your surgeon before deciding to use any antibiotic/steroid ointment around the eyes.  Steroid medications can sometimes have ocular side effects and you should be examined regularly if you are using such medications.  Best, Dr. Gregory Lewen

Your scars seems to have some irregularities, which will improve with time. Gentle massage in the area will help. It's still early in your healing process, it will take up to a year for it to completly heal.