Discolouration And Problems Resulting From Laser Treatement Posted: 02-13-06 16:31pm
Hi,
where to start...Well several months ago I
had a very bad black-eye. There was a
small area where it never properly healed
and my doctor recommended getting laser
therapy to clear up the remaining
discolouration. I went and got this done
but the following has occurred -
1) there is a large red stripe now where
the original discolouration is, I woke up
a week after the treatment and it had
appeared on my face. It has now been
there for a week.
2) the bags of my eyes do not match
anymore. On the affected eye the bags
look much less prominent.
Anyways I was wondering if anyone here
knows much about the laser procedure, and
what advice or information they could give
me here. Specifically what is exactly
involved and will the two problems above
clear up.
Thanks.
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Cak34
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Apr 2005 Posts: 22
Posted: 02-14-06 14:58pm
Sorry to hear you had problems in the
outcome of your laser surgery. How long
has it been since you were experiencing
these side effects? Have you considered
that it might be part of the healing
process? In the meantime you can check
out a nice product to help the baggy eyes
called hylexin.
That might decrease some of the darkness
under the eyes until you can get an
explanation from the doctor as to what is
going on. Good luck with this issue!
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