Surgical treatment for droopy eyelid (ptosis)
Eyelid ptosis, also known as droopy eyelid, is a frequent condition in kids and adults. It may affect one or both upper eyelids, but the ptosis is usually asymmetrical.
Details
What can I expect after lower lid blepharoplasty?
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.
Details
Treatment of droopy eyelids in children
A droopy eyelid, or blepharoptosis, is a common condition when the muscle responsible for elevating the eyelid does not have enough strength to carry out its task.
Details
Treatment of a Benign Orbital Mass
The orbit is a bony cavity located in the skull where the eye and ocular adnexa reside. The eye is, therefore, not the only organ found in the orbit. On the contrary.
Details
Characteristics of eyelid basal cell carcinoma
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer. It originates from the deepest layer of the epidermis due to chronic sun exposure and UV damage to the skin cells…
Details
Facial moles and when to remove them
Non-cancerous lesions come in many varieties. Moles and skin tags are the most common, though they only represent a fraction of all lesions seen by dermatologists and plastic surgeons…
Details
Lip augmentation with hyaluronic acid fillers
Hyaluronic acid fillers are the best option for lip augmentation because they provide the most reliable results with the fewest risks. It is easier to obtain a natural contour and more attractive lips…
Details
Eyelid reconstruction after excision of skin cancer
Eyelid skin cancer is common among older patients, especially those with fair skin and individuals who exposed themselves to much ultraviolet light in their lifetime
Details
How to stop involuntary eyelid twitching
Involuntary eyelid movements are not uncommon. Some of us describe them as spasms or twitching. Eyelid twitching, medically termed orbicularis myokymia…
Details
How to improve the symptoms of an obstructed tear duct
Our tears are produced by several glands surrounding the eyes.
Details
|