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Ptosis after c3r

2023-06-06 11:45:09
Hi can see mild ptosis in my operated eye since the C3R surgery. It's been 3 weeks since my have gone through right eye C3R but still I can see that the operated eye looks noticably smaller than the other eye. Is it normal? What should I do? How much time does it take to become normal?
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Please share your pics before and after the procedure for comparison.

Answered2023-06-06 17:46:40

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Hi Usually it will resolve with time
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Kindly consult your operated surgeon

Answered2023-06-06 14:22:18

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It will take time to resolve. Pl consult the opening surgeon.

Answered2023-06-07 04:38:09

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It generally resolves over time. Please consult operating surgeon

Answered2023-06-06 23:50:05

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Do you have any old photos of your face before C3R to compare? Kindly get an online consultation to address all your concerns

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