About the Treatment Method
The Combination of Function and Aesthetics
Ptosis (congenital or age-related droopy eyelid), Entropion/Ectropion (eyelashes turning inward towards the eye or eyelid sagging outward), tear duct blockages, eyes protruding outward due to thyroid (Goiter) disease (exophthalmos), orbital fractures, and prosthetic eye creation are the main areas of oculoplastics.
The eyelids and surrounding areas are the body's thinnest, most functional, and protective tissue. Even a millimetric error can cause the patient to be unable to close their eye and the cornea to dry out (blindness). Oculoplastics specialists provide both an aesthetic appearance and have received special medical training to protect the tear function of the eye and corneal health.
The information on this page is for general health advice. Please consult specialized physicians for personalized treatment or advice.
