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.
Things you need to know about “fox eyes” surgery
Fox eye, or foxy eyes, is a popular term used to describe a slightly slanted contour of the outer commissure of the eyelids along with an almond shape to the eyes.
Touch-up procedures in oculoplastic surgery: why, when, and how?
Your eyes, your face, our passion. This slogan is displayed on the official website of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, of which I am a proud member.
What is the cost of cheek implants?
Cheek implants are an integral part of an oculofacial plastic surgeon’s practice. They are essential for achieving the best results in many facelift patients and complement a significant amount of lower eyelid procedures.
Locations for your oculoplastic surgery in Costa Rica
Whether for functional or cosmetic reasons, if you are looking for an oculoplastic surgeon in Costa Rica, we would like to offer you a few alternatives.
Before and after photos of eyelid plastic surgery
Before deciding on your eyelid plastic surgery, you may want to review a photo gallery showing actual surgical results.
When is tear duct surgery necessary?
Tears are a vital element of a stable and healthy ocular surface, which is necessary for preserving visual function intact. After lubricating the eye, tears drain through an intricate drainage system that connects the eye to the nose.
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
Meibomian gland dysfunction or MGD is the most common chronic disease affecting the eyelids.
Blepharitis
Blepharitis is a very common inflammatory condition seen by eyelid specialists. It affects the base of the eyelashes, creating local irritation of the eyelid margin that may appear at any age.
Double Eyelid Procedure in Costa Rica
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…
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