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- What treatment would you recommend for chemosis? - RealSelf
Chemosis is a severe form of swelling that occasionally occurs following blepharoplasty surgery This swelling typically involves the conjunctiva and sclera It has the appearance of blistering with associated pinkish discoloration In most cases, it resolves in one to two weeks following surgery
- How can I speed the healing of chemosis? Antihistamine drops . . . - RealSelf
Chemosis can take a while to resolve, so be patient - it will go away! In the meantime you want to keep the eye as moist as possible When it dries out the chemosis can get worse So lots of artificial tears during the day, and ointment at night You may also want to try patching the eye at night, as some pressure may help the fluid leave the eye
- How long does chemosis last? - RealSelf
Chemosis is the swelling of the conjunctiva (the mucous covering of the eye ) It occurs on occasion with lower eyelid surgery Treatments often tried are cold compresses, chilled artificial tears and steroid eye drops It usually resolves within a few weeks, but some more severe cases may last for a few months
- 9 weeks post upper lower blepharoplasty and I still have . . . - RealSelf
Chemosis is the swelling of the conjunctiva (the mucous covering of the eye ) It occurs on occasion with lower eyelid surgery Treatments often tried are cold compresses, chilled artificial tears and steroid eye drops It usually resolves within a few months Chemosis is not a sign that the surgeon performed the operation improperly
- What is Chemosis and how is it related to eyelid surgery? - RealSelf
Thank you for the question Chemosis is the swelling of the conjunctiva (the mucous covering of the eye ) It occurs on occasion with lower eyelid surgery Chemosis appears like the tissue on the eye is bubbling outward Treatments often tried are cold compresses, chilled artificial tears and steroid eye drops It usually resolves within a few
- I developed chemosis in my right eye a few days after lower . . . - RealSelf
Chemosis can occur after a lower lid bleph It can be quite irritating, but will eventually go away You need to keep it well lubricated: artificial tears throughout the day, and then some lubricant ointment at bedtime I often will prescribe a steroid drop as well Patching at bedtime will also help
- What if Chemosis Doesnt Settle Down? - RealSelf
Chemosis is common after any eyelid eye surgery and it is usually transient, lasting days Chronic chemosis is more resistant to therapy and it may be due to underlying conjunctivachalasis (loose extra conjunctiva) In these cases, the excess conjunctiva can be trimmed excised in the office under local anesthesia to alleviate the chronic chemosis
- Chemosis 10 months after Facelift - RealSelf
While some swelling and minor complications can occur after a facelift and neck lift, lasting chemosis at 10 months is not typical Chemosis, which is swelling of the conjunctiva, can sometimes take longer to resolve, especially if there was significant trauma or inflammation However, most patients see improvement within a few months
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