When is prolonged breast tenderness a cause for concern?

it is difficult for me to assess the scar based on a picture alone, without any examination. It appears from what you’ve described to more likely be a hypertrophic and hypopigmented scar – which may be treated with steroid injections, or surgery. Bear in mind that any surgery of course carries a risk of an even worse scar! Silocone sheets are indeed one of the methods to treat these scars, but are usually much more effective at prevention, or when it’s used at the early stages of a wound/scar.

It is good that you take notice of such symptoms and are aware of how your eyes are feeling as well as closely following the eye doctor’s advice. With regards to your situation, I would assume you swim in a swimming pool, yes? Swimming pool water contains significant amounts of chlorine and other chemicals which act as a disinfectant for hygiene purposes as public pools are shared areas. A common side effect of chlorine is that it dries out your skin, hair and eyes, and more so for the eyes if you do not use a pair of swimming googles.