My leopard gecko Larry has a pretty rough medical history, and this is my last resort. Just for some context, I got Larry from petco when I was a young and inexperienced lizard/pet owner. He is almost 5 years old.This is entire experience has been difficult for me, and I could use some advice. About 3 years ago, I noticed Larry’s right eye looking cloudy. I took him to the vet, and it turned out he had scratched his cornea somehow in his enclosure. After a long time of refusing to eat and struggling to give him his antibiotics, eventually he became fully blind in one eye and began to eat and act normal again. All was fine until a few months ago, I noticed a scratch and a lump forming on the left side of his face. After spending lots of money at the vet already, I researched and used gecko-safe neosporin to try to help heal it (the vet said doing this was a good idea). However, the lump did not go away, and we had to pay for another vet visit. The vet wasn’t quite sure what the lump was, but Larry was prescribed antibiotics to make it go down in size. When one round of those antibiotics didn’t work, we tried a second bigger dose which also did not work. However despite the large growth on his face, Larry’s behavior has not changed at all. He still acts normally, eats normally, and goes to the bathroom normally. After more emailing with the vet, he wanted to bring Larry in to cut into the lump on his face to see how it was. However, after all the previous vet visits and medications, the price for this procedure was out of our budget. So, I’ve continued to monitor the growth to see if it changes in size/color, which it has not. Recently, I’ve noticed lumps behind his arms which after some googling I learned that they are air pockets. I was trying to figure out what may have caused this, because he is a healthy size. Does anyone have any idea what may be causing this or what I could do to help fix the problem?