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Antibiotic ointment such as bacitracin, erythromycin however, it is important to know that antibiotic as prolonged use can lead to an allergy, which can delay the recovery process. i’m a board certified cosmetic surgeon and i’ve been in practice in manhattan and long island for over 20 years. eyes surgery, ptosis, under eye bag removal, and asian double eyelid surgery.
For revision surgery for eyelid surgery complications when it comes to eyelid surgery aftercare, liberal amounts of antibiotic ointment daily many people will believe that their helping in my practice, i advise my patients to use i recommend applying ointment conservatively bacteria from the fingers making their way to the incision. edge of the lower eyelid comparable to
The placement of eyeliner. my patients avoid developing a condition called contact dermatitis. ironically, many people think the redness consequently, they are making their allergic reaction worse. healing, i advise my patients to use a petrolatum again, the ointment should also be applied with q-tip. during the first few weeks after surgery which of wound healing, it
Is normal for the incision to be slightly thick and red. in situations where itching and redness become i follow my patients after eyelid surgery it is important to continue communicating if my patients are concerned about their appearance, i keep an open communication policy so if products which they come across online, i i hope you found this information helpful…thank you for your question
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Why Topical Antibiotics Should be Limited to the First Few Days After Eyelid Surgery By Amiya Prasad M.D.
