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Most likely all you can do is wait. I would say 6 months. Another reason why surgeons aren't keen about taking lesions off conjunctiva for cosmetic reasons
JCHMD
JCH MD
The surgeon told me first about one month but after the first month I took her back and the surgeon told me about 3 months to heal.
I know the surgeon told me that it may depend on my child's own body recovery process but I would like to know the limit time I should wait to take my child back to see the surgeon.
I was planning to go see the surgeon after 3 months or her surgery; but I would like to find out if I may have to wait for more time.
Thank you.
JCHMD
I am thankful that the results were favorable but I am just now worried about those vessels in her eye..
I don't think I would do it only for cosmetic reasons; her insurance wouldn't pay for it but they did pay for the procedure.
Thank you for your advice; I am sure her surgeon would like to see her in January.