Incision and surface
We inspect redness, pale lines, stitch marks and small surface steps.
LOWER-EYELID SCARS
Lower-eyelid surgery scars
After lower-eyelid surgery, we assess the incision below the lashes alongside eyelid position and closure. Dryness, tearing and changes in vision are evaluated separately from the scar's appearance.
01 / ASSESSMENT
What we assess
Eyelid position and closure
We assess pulling, outward turning, asymmetry and whether the eyes close comfortably.
Eye symptoms
We review the onset and course of dryness, irritation, tearing and visual changes.
02 / TREATMENT PLAN
A plan matched to the scar
Colour and texture assessment
The thin eyelid skin and incision position guide the scope of scar treatment.
View detailsTreatment with eye protection
Before considering a laser, we assess the treatment area, eye condition and required protective measures.
View detailsTightness and position review
Problems with closure or eyelid position take priority for ophthalmic or surgical assessment.
View detailsBEFORE YOUR VISIT
Prepare for your consultation
- Tell us the surgery date, incision approach and any revision procedures.
- Bring unedited photographs with your eyes comfortably open and closed.
- List dry-eye conditions, eye treatments, current eye drops and new symptoms.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Questions, answered
Is a photograph with my eyes open enough?
Open- and closed-eye views help compare the incision and closure. Eyelid position and movement also require an examination.
Can I discuss tightness or watering?
Yes. We distinguish scar tension from eyelid-position or eye-surface problems and arrange ophthalmic or surgical review when needed.
What if my vision suddenly worsens or I have severe eye pain?
Do not wait for a routine scar consultation. Seek immediate care from your surgical team or an emergency eye service.
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