Managing Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Surgical and Non-Surgical Solutions
Inverted eyelashes #Keloid Dear Dr. Tsai, I would like to inquire about the ingrown eyelashes in the mid to inner section of my lower eyelid. I seem to have a tendency for scar contracture, and I am considering whether surgical intervention could alleviate the discomfort caused ...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Hello, I apologize, but it may be necessary to have an in-person consultation for examination. Wishing you peace and health. Sincerely, Dr. Tsai Wen-Yuan, Director of the Department of Ophthalmology, Taoyuan Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.[Read More] Managing Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Surgical and Non-Surgical Solutions
Effective Treatments for Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Beyond Removal
Inwardly turned eyelashes Hello, I previously visited an ophthalmologist due to eye pain. The doctor informed me that I had an issue with ingrown eyelashes causing corneal abrasion. I have since had several ingrown eyelashes removed, but the problem persists, especially with the ...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Hello: Some individuals with entropion causing inwardly turned eyelashes can undergo surgical correction, but this requires evaluation by a physician, and not all cases are suitable. Wishing you peace and health. Sincerely, Dr. Tsai Wen-Yuan, Director of Ophthalmology, Taoyuan Ge...[Read More] Effective Treatments for Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Beyond Removal
Understanding the Sensation of Foreign Body in the Eye: Causes and Solutions
Foreign body sensation in the eye? Hello Doctor, I have a foreign body sensation in my eyes, but after visiting several doctors, they all said there was no issue, just dryness and inflammation. There are no holes in my cornea or retina. I have been prescribed medication and eye d...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
If there is a suspicion of ingrown eyelashes causing discomfort, you may consult an ophthalmologist to have them removed and see if the symptoms improve.[Read More] Understanding the Sensation of Foreign Body in the Eye: Causes and Solutions
Can People with Inward-Growing Eyelashes and Monolids Use Eyeliner?
Can individuals with inverted eyelashes and double eyelids apply eyeliner? Due to the requirements of the cosmetic specialty, I need to apply eyeliner. However, during my last check-up, I discovered that I have ingrown eyelashes and also have a monolid. I would like to ask if it ...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Inward-growing eyelashes do not prevent the application of eyeliner, but it is important to pay attention to hygiene to avoid infection of the hair follicles or glands.[Read More] Can People with Inward-Growing Eyelashes and Monolids Use Eyeliner?
Understanding Inverted Eyelashes: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Inward-growing eyelashes Hello, doctor! I would like to ask about my condition. I have mild trichiasis, and I'm wondering if this is the reason why I sometimes feel like there is something in my eye. I previously visited an ophthalmologist who mentioned that surgery for tric...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello: Inward-growing eyelashes, also known as trichiasis, is a condition that is covered by health insurance for both surgical and non-surgical treatments. However, due to potential issues with insurance coverage, some clinics may prefer patients to pay out of pocket. I apologiz...[Read More] Understanding Inverted Eyelashes: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Astigmatism and Inward-Growing Eyelashes in Children
Astigmatism and ingrown eyelashes? Hello, doctor. My daughter (currently in first grade and about to enter second grade) was found to have astigmatism and hyperopia during a school eye examination. After visiting one clinic, the doctor stated that it was caused by ingrown eyelash...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
If entropion causes corneal abrasion leading to scarring or deformation, it can increase astigmatism, but in most cases, it is not severe.[Read More] Understanding Astigmatism and Inward-Growing Eyelashes in Children
Managing Eye Pain and Tears: Insights on Glaucoma and Dry Eye Syndrome
Experiencing eye pain and tearing at any location and time, with a history of glaucoma and dry eye syndrome? Hello, I often experience sharp pain and tearing in my eyes regardless of time and place, along with symptoms of eyelash trichiasis and redness. The most embarrassing aspe...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello! Due to the multiple symptoms you are experiencing, I would like to clarify some points for your reference. Inward-growing eyelashes can cause significant discomfort, leading to eye pain, tearing, and redness. It is advisable to seek medical attention for this issue. Regard...[Read More] Managing Eye Pain and Tears: Insights on Glaucoma and Dry Eye Syndrome
Understanding Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Causes and Solutions
Inverted eyelashes? Hello Dr. Hu: I recently noticed that the corners of my eyes are particularly itchy, and I have a foreign body sensation. I often rub my eyes with my hands, which makes it difficult to concentrate at work. Upon closer inspection in the mirror, I found that it ...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Dear Mr. Jimmy, Your symptoms may be caused by trichiasis. If the number of ingrown eyelashes is not significant, they can be removed for treatment. However, if there are many, you may consider a procedure covered by health insurance. It is advisable to consult an ophthalmologis...[Read More] Understanding Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Solutions and Concerns
Inwardly turned eyelashes Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing issues with eyelashes falling into my eyes and ingrown eyelashes. One of my eyes has a double eyelid while the other has a single eyelid. I previously consulted a doctor who suggested that double eyelid surgery cou...
Dr. Lin Zhengyi Reply:
Any surgery carries a certain risk of failure. If one avoids surgery out of fear of complications but must endure the inconvenience of ingrown eyelashes for an extended period, isn't that counterproductive? It is advisable to consult multiple physicians and choose a well-exp...[Read More] Understanding Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Solutions and Concerns
Understanding Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Surgical Solutions and Costs
Inward-growing eyelashes Hello Dr. Lin: I have noticed that my eyelashes seem to be growing inward recently. I used to think it was due to a foreign object getting into my eye. Is there a surgical procedure available that involves stitching the eyelid slightly to allow the eyelas...
Dr. Lin Zhengyi Reply:
Inverted eyelashes can be corrected through surgery to ensure that the eyelashes grow outward, preventing them from rubbing against the eye. This type of surgery is covered by health insurance; however, if the procedure is solely for double eyelid surgery without inverted eyelash...[Read More] Understanding Inward-Growing Eyelashes: Surgical Solutions and Costs
Insurance Coverage for Double Eyelid Surgery Due to Inward Eyelashes
Inverted eyelashes Hello Dr. Lin: I have single eyelids and my eyelashes are growing inward. I have been visiting an ophthalmology clinic for about a month, and I go to the clinic once a month to have my eyelashes removed. The doctor has suggested that I consider double eyelid su...
Dr. Lin Zhengyi Reply:
According to the principles of health insurance coverage, corrective surgery for entropion (or trichiasis) is covered when it is not performed for cosmetic reasons. However, if the procedure is solely for double eyelid surgery without any trichiasis, it is considered a cosmetic s...[Read More] Insurance Coverage for Double Eyelid Surgery Due to Inward Eyelashes
Effective Treatments for Inward Growing Eyelashes and Related Surgery FAQs
What are the treatment options for ingrown eyelashes? 1. What are the treatment options for entropion (inward-turning eyelashes)? 2. If a doctor recommends double eyelid surgery, is this procedure covered by health insurance? 3. Should double eyelid surgery be performed by an...
Dr. Huang Bozhen Reply:
Treatment for trichiasis (inward-growing eyelashes) includes direct eyelash removal or electroepilation. In more severe cases, double eyelid surgery may be necessary, which is covered by health insurance. Patients can consult either an ophthalmologist or a plastic surgeon for the...[Read More] Effective Treatments for Inward Growing Eyelashes and Related Surgery FAQs