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The ophthalmologist is likely to refer you to a fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeon. The American Society for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery maintains a regional directory on their website that can assist you find a highly qualified surgeon close to home.
Most doctors feel uncomfortable treating cysts around the eyes unless they have formal training in eyelid surgery. Your best bet would be to make an appointment with a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon to discuss the condition and see if it can be removed safely in the office. Good luck!
If you have health insurance and you are wanting this to be covered by your health plan, you will have to follow the rules of your health plan. Most HMOs dictate that the referral comes from your primary care physician. PPOs or self pay will allow you to go to whomever you like. Thay said, given a choice, when dealing with your eyelid, you should see a Oculoplastic or plastic surgeon who is trained on eyelids. Even if you have an HMO, you can ask your primary to find you a qualified surgeon on your plan. Best of luck to you
You can do tattooing over a scar without a problem, however, with subcision and Bellafill you can get long term improvement without the need for a tattoo. Go only to a laser, filler, and scarring expert Best, Dr. Emer.
Nobody can claim to do surgery and not leave a scar. you will always get a scar, sometimes smaller or better than others, when you cut the skin. Lasers post treatment can help improve the apperance of the scar along with Biocorneum gel. Best, Dr. Emer.
Forehead lumps can be from the bone or soft tissue. Some of the more common causes are osteomas (bony tumors), lipomas (fatty tumors), and cysts. Traditional removal consists of placing an incision over the lump to gain access and extirpate the mass. This leaves a scar where the incision wa...
Montgomery glands are a normal part of a woman's areola - but sometimes individual glands can get inflamed, enlarged, and/or cause a woman to be self-conscious. It is possible to remove them with a very small incision in the office under local anesthesia. This should not be a...
You are only 1 week after your procedure. The area will conitnue to heal and change over the next few weeks and months. I would not recommend doing anything until you talk with your ENT. I would let it heal for a while before exploring other options.
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