What is oculoplastic surgery?
An ophthalmology subspecialty focused on the eyelids, tear ducts, orbit (eye socket), and peri‑ocular face, addressing both function and appearance.
Our approach
Safety, precision, and individualized planning, balancing ocular health with aesthetic harmony.
Conditions we treat
Dry eye and Tearing
Collagen punctal plugs, prescription eye drops for severe dry eyes, and procedures such as tear duct probing to restore drainage.
Thyroid eye disease
Multidisciplinary care with medical therapy and referral to oculoplastic surgeon when necessary.
Eyelid lesions & skin cancers
Precise excision and biopsy, if needed.
Facial palsy & spasms
Eyelid weight implants, canthoplasty, and Botox®/Xeomin® for blepharospasm or hemifacial spasm.
Cosmetic services
Neuromodulators (Botox®/Xeomin®) to soften lines and subtly lift brows.
Fillers to restore volume (e.g., under‑eye hollows), aiming for natural‑looking results.
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FAQs
- Functional eyelid surgery: Improves vision and eye health—for example, lifting droopy eyelids that block sight.
- Cosmetic eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty): Enhances appearance by reducing puffy or sagging eyelids, making the eyes look more youthful.
- Functional eyelid surgery (like ptosis repair or medical blepharoplasty) is often covered by insurance if vision is affected.
- Cosmetic blepharoplasty is usually not covered, since it is considered elective.
Many oculoplastic surgeons also offer Botox, fillers, brow lifts, and cosmetic eyelid surgery, combining medical expertise with aesthetic results.
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