Watery eyes after eyelid plastic surgery: what’s going on?
So, you had eyelid plastic surgery to raise droopy eyelids or get rid of bags under your eyes. The surgery was a success, and you love what you see in the mirror.
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Why I don’t use fillers around the eyes
The impressive technological advancement concerning adaptability and its interaction with human tissues have made hyaluronic acid fillers quite popular over the last decade.
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Is there an effective treatment for xanthelasma?
Xanthelasma are benign lesions that appear as yellow deposits on the upper and lower eyelids. They can be flat or raised on the skin, contain cholesterol, and maybe a sign of high blood cholesterol, although this is not always the case.
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Causes of eyelid scarring and how to treat them
The eyelids are one of the most delicate structures in our face. These organs are extremely complex in their anatomy and function. Their main purpose is to protect the eye from trauma and lubricate the surface of the cornea with each blink.
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The Causes and Symptoms of a Tear Duct Obstruction
A teary eye is a very common condition seen in an oculoplastic surgeon’s medical practice. Teary eye has several causes, one being a lacrimal duct obstruction. Now, to understand the mechanism of a tear duct obstruction
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Stye and Chalazion
A stye, also known as an anterior hordeolum, is a term used to describe a red bump that appears on the eyelid skin, close to the eyelashes.
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Restoring eyelid function in facial paralysis: Treatment for extrusion of a gold weight implant
The implantation of a gold weight is currently the gold standard for treating paralytic lagophthalmos, which is the inability to close the eye fully after facial paralysis. However, certain complications are associated with this procedure.
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Eyelid inflammation: causes, diagnosis, and treatment
Red, itchy and irritated eyes are not always caused by an inflammation of the eye; instead, inflammation of the eyelids may be the culprit. Our eyelids are constantly exposed to dust, bacteria…
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How do I know if the growth on my eyelid is bad?
A growth, or lesion, on your eyelid, may cause you to be concerned about its nature. Most patients know that skin moles can become cancerous, which is true for all skin growths and eyelid lesions…
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Treatments for puffy eyelids
Puffy eyelids make a person look tired and aged, making it a common complaint among men and women of all ages. This bothersome condition may be secondary to a systemic condition, such as renal failure or poorly managed hypertension. It may also be caused by congestion around the eyes due to chronic allergies. Finally, puffy…
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