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OCCULOPLASTIC SURGERY CENTER

Corrections for Cosmetic and Impairment Issues Affecting the Eyelids, Tear Ducts, and Face

Occuloplastic Services

We use state of the art equipment to provide the most advanced procedures available with world class care. Our expert services can help correct:

Inward/outward turning eyelids
Over productive tear ducts
Eyelid bumps and lumps
Drooping eyelids
Lower eyelid excessive fat
Forehead lines
Facial wrinkles

Ocular Procedures

Drooping eyelids may initially present as a cosmetic issue but can cause vision impairment.

If you find yourself tilting your head back or arching your eyebrows to see better, it may be time to consider surgery. Loss of peripheral vision due to sagging eyelids can also be corrected with surgery.

Known as entropion (inward) and ectropion (outward) eyelids, this condition can cause discomfort, watering, infection, crusting, and even vision impairment from the eyelashes scratching the eye. Candidates include those who experience:

Eyelids turned outward or inward
Eyelids do not align when closed
Eyes damaged from injury
Tears fail to spread over the eye

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When the eye produces too many tears, tear ducts fail to drain fully, or eyelids do not fit properly, excessive watering can occur.

Constantly watering eyes can make it difficult to see. Tear duct surgery can correct tear duct drainage and unclog blocked ducts.

Common benign bumps and lumps in the eylid are not usually harmful. However, changes in size, color, or bleeding should be reported to your eye doctor along with bumps or lumps causing long term discomfort. Candidates for surgery include those who:

Have a cyst or lump similar to a stye
Feel heaviness in the eyelid
Report tenderness, swelling, or discomfort in the eyelid

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Blepharoplasty is a functional and or cosmetic surgery performed to correct the shape of your eyelids. This is accomplished by removing excessive tissue and reinforcing muscles and tendons via a small incision.

Also known as an "eye-lift" this procedure can help correct bagginess under the eyes, and excessive drooping skin above the eye.