Abraham Gómez Hernández es médico y cirujano, especialista en Oftalmología, Cirugía Oculoplástica, Vía Lagrimal y Órbita. Su práctica profesional se enfoca en la evaluación, diagnóstico y tratamiento de condiciones funcionales y estéticas relacionadas con los párpados, la órbita, la vía lagrimal y la región periocular.
Desde su especialidad, el Dr. Gómez aborda procedimientos como blefaroplastia, cirugía reconstructiva de párpados, corrección de retracción palpebral, manejo de alteraciones de la vía lagrimal y otros tratamientos orientados a preservar tanto la función ocular como la armonía facial. Su enfoque combina precisión médica, criterio quirúrgico especializado y atención personalizada para cada paciente.
En los contenidos de blog brinda información educativa sobre salud ocular, cirugía oculoplástica, procedimientos faciales y cuidados antes y después de una intervención. Su objetivo es brindar orientación clara y confiable para que los pacientes puedan comprender mejor sus opciones de tratamiento y la importancia de una valoración médica especializada.
As oculoplastic surgeons, we are accustomed to treating various complications from cosmetic eyelid surgery. However, one condition poses the most significant challenge: lower eyelid retraction after blepharoplasty.
Lower eyelid retraction is defined as the inferior displacement of the eyelid margin that exposes the lower part of the eye and enables visibility of the sclera (scleral show).
The double-eyelid procedure, referred to as Asian blepharoplasty by some, describes an operation that aims to create a cosmetically pleasing eyelid crease in patients who…
When patients undergo eyelid plastic surgery, they aim to either look better (cosmetic blepharoplasty) or see better (functional blepharoplasty).
Blepharoplasty is the general term used to refer to eyelid plastic surgery. However, the name blepharoplasty should only be applied to a specific procedure.
Droopy eyelid is a very common medical condition in which the margin of one or both upper eyelids falls to a lower position than normal.
You will experience swelling and bruising after the operation. These will take about 7 to 10 days to disappear, but keep in mind that every person heals differently.
Before you embark on a journey with plastic surgery to rejuvenate your eyes or correct an eyelid condition, you may want to know what the recovery is like and how much downtime you will need. This is important for obvious reasons. You need to plan ahead in order to take time off from work and have support from family and friends.
The passage of time brings about undesirable sings of aging that we can all recognize: droopy eyelids and eyebrows, crow’s feet, and frown lines, to name a few. Interestingly,
Upper eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is one of the most popular facial plastic surgeries. It is usually done as an outpatient operation under local anesthesia…