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One year later
I had upper & lower bleph surgery June 2 ,2017. Not counting my post op visit, I went back to my surgeon 9 times due to unsightly issues from my surgery. One visit, I received an injection for webbing. On the last visit, Jan 15 2018, my surgeon removed scar tissue from the incision lines. Of course the latter included several injections of lidocaine which were extremely painful, and more stitches. I would not call it revision surgery. I am not happy with the outcome & believe it should look better than it does. My right eye remains hooded which was the reason for the upper bleph in the first place! I know it's "only" been a year, but I still have visible scars on my upper lids from the incisions that cannot be hidden with eye shadow. I would like to hear from others who have had similar issues. I would also like for surgeons on this site to please advise me what to do now. The photos were taken today & show both eyes.
June 27
Day 24 more photos
Provider Review
Oculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
TOC Eye and Face, Austin, Texas