Our Oculoplasty & Orbital Surgery Clinic blends microsurgical precision with aesthetic finesse, treating eyelid, orbital, and lacrimal system disorders with utmost expertise and care.
Oculoplasty is a specialized field of eye surgery that treats conditions affecting the eyelids, tear ducts, orbit, and surrounding structures.
An oculoplasty specialist treats ptosis, entropion, ectropion, blocked tear ducts, orbital tumors, thyroid eye disease, eyelid tumors, and ocular trauma.
Ptosis correction is a surgical procedure to treat droopy upper eyelids that may affect vision, appearance, or both.
Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) is a procedure used to create a new pathway for tear drainage and treat problems caused by blocked tear ducts.
Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery that removes or reshapes excess skin and tissue to address functional or cosmetic concerns around the eyes.
Entropion occurs when the eyelid turns inward, while ectropion occurs when it turns outward. Both conditions can cause irritation, watering, and discomfort.
Orbital tumor surgery involves evaluating and, when appropriate, removing tumors or lesions located within or around the eye socket.
Depending on the severity and symptoms, thyroid eye disease may require medical or surgical treatment to address issues such as bulging eyes or double vision.
Yes. Oculoplasty specialists can evaluate and surgically manage certain eyelid, orbital, and surrounding eye injuries caused by trauma.
No. Oculoplasty includes both functional and cosmetic procedures, helping address vision-related problems, eyelid disorders, tear drainage issues, trauma, and aesthetic concerns.
