How to treat recurrent blocked tear ducts that is causing eye infections?

Current options available for laser vision correction include corneal flap-based procedures like LASIK, and also no flap, Advanced Surface Ablation (ASA) methods like TransPRK. During LASIK, the doctor will have to cut your cornea to create an external flap using either a blade or a Femtosecond laser (bladeless LASIK). Whether using a blade or the laser, there will still be a cut corneal flap and this will result in cut corneal nerve endings, increasing the risk of procedure-induced dry eyes. This, together with flap complications, are the main disadvantages of LASIK.

I’ve had a look at the picture, as well as had a dermatologist friend look at it. You should visit a doctor/dermatologist to have a skin scrape test (looking for fungus) and to find out a bit more history about the rash. It looks a bit scaly, so a fungus infection has to be ruled out. If it’s a fungal infection, it can be easily treated. Obviously, it could also be due to other common conditions, such as eczema and psoriasis, especially if it runs in your family or you had childhood eczema. It’s unfortunately a little difficult to tell as the photo is too close up.