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Scar of Stye on upper eyelid
I got a stye on my upper eyelid 2 yrs ago then we operated but even after that the stye did not disappered now there is a scar on upper eyelid and now it looks like i always have a stye and its bothering me so is dat any solution to get rid of it.
Can any surgery or laser treatment that can help remove this small bump scar in my upper eyelid?
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It seems to be be reoccurance of chalazion.
Chalazion is almost always operated from inner aspect of lid hence there is no chance of scaring on the lid surface.
Please share a close up pic of your eyes with detailed information about discharge redness watering pain swelling itching and blurring of vision or consult an ophthalmologist
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I can understand your concern but it is very difficult to comment without examining you
Kindly share photos of your eyes so that I may guide you better
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It appears that you are having scared Chalazion. It can be reoperated.
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Consult eye specialist.
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Don't rub the eyes.
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Dr. Anuradha Ayyar
Ophthalmologist
16 yrs exp
Thane
Please visit an Ophthalmic plastic surgeon (also called Oculoplasty surgeon) for your problem. They perform cosmetic and reconstructive surgery routinely on the eyelids and face. Hence would be in the right place to advice you further. Regards.
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