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Facial photographs ~6 hours after surgery.
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On examination, proptosis, a tense globe, and a normal optic disc with a normal pulsating central retinal artery were noted (Figure 1).
Facial photographs ~20 hours after surgery.
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Visual field deficits had resolved by the following morning when facial photographs were taken (Figure 2).
Facial photograph ~4 months later.
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There was also an unremarkable review at 4 months, and a preexisting right-sided ectropion was found to have progressed but was asymptomatic (Figure 3).