What is the best treatment for a droopy eyelid?
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.
Tired-looking eyes: Why do my friends and colleagues ask me if I’m tired all the time?
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,
Facial Fat Transfer vs. Dermal Fillers: Real Differences in Duration, Results, and Recovery
Learn the difference between facial fat transfer and dermal fillers in terms of longevity, quality of results, and recovery times so you can make a confident, informed choice.
How are complications managed after eyelid surgery?
It is important to identify complications after eyelid surgery in a timely manner and correct them with safe treatments to protect your vision and optimize recovery.
Managing the lacrimal gland in upper blepharoplasty
Upper blepharoplasty does more than remove excess skin; instead, it involves the steps taken by the surgeon to sculpt and rearrange the tissues beneath the skin, including fat, muscle, and connective tissue.
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
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.
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.
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…
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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