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<p>The eyes can be uncomfortable and swollen following surgery to your eyelids. The pain usually stops a few days after the surgery, but swelling may persist for over two weeks. </p> <p>Other risks or complications following blepharoplasty include some minor and temporary difficulties such as:<br />temporary blurred vision; dry or gritty eyes; temporary problems with too much tear production; difficulty closing the eyelids completely.</p> <p>The following are more serious but unusual difficulties following eyelid surgery: infection; bruising; a reaction to the anaesthetic; nerve damage; the occurrence of asymmetries (i.e. the eyes looking lop-sided) or irregularities in the eyelid.</p> <p>A more serious, but very rare side effect, is bleeding behind the eye (retrobulbar haematoma).</p>
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