After eye lesion removal careful monitoring helps detect any recurrence or new changes early. This protects eye health and offers peace of mind.
Why monitoring is important
Lesions such as conjunctival naevi pingueculae and xanthelasma can occasionally return or change over time. Early detection makes any further treatment simpler and safer.
Regular review also checks that scars stay comfortable and do not affect blinking or vision. Many people find ongoing reassurance helpful after surgery.
What to watch for
Become familiar with the normal appearance of your eyes in good light. This makes it easier to notice new features.
- A new lump patch or fleshy growth on the white or eyelid skin
- Change in colour size or shape at the old lesion site
- Persistent redness irritation or watering without clear cause
- New blurring double vision or sha
