Oculoplasty & Eye Surgery

Oculoplasty & Eye Surgery

Definition

Oculoplasty (ocular plastic surgery) involves the diagnosis and surgical treatment of eyelid, tear duct, orbit, and surrounding facial structures. Oculoplasty & eye surgery addresses functional and cosmetic issues such as droopy eyelids, tear duct blockages, orbital fractures, and eyelid tumors to restore eye function and appearance.

Purpose of Oculoplasty & Eye Surgery

  • To correct eyelid malformations and drooping (ptosis)

  • To treat blocked tear ducts and restore normal tear drainage

  • To repair orbital fractures or eye socket deformities

  • To remove tumors or abnormal growths around the eyes

  • To improve both functional and aesthetic outcomes

Types and Methods of Management

Eyelid Surgery

  • Correction of ptosis (droopy eyelids)

  • Removal of eyelid tumors or cysts

  • Reconstruction after trauma or injury

Tear Duct Procedures

  • Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR): Surgery to unblock tear ducts

  • Stent placement to improve tear drainage

Orbital & Facial Surgery

  • Repair of orbital fractures or deformities

  • Treatment of congenital or acquired orbital conditions

Cosmetic & Reconstructive Procedures

  • Eyelid lifts and reconstruction for functional and aesthetic purposes

  • Minimally invasive or laser-assisted procedures when suitable

Post-Surgical Care & Monitoring

  • Follow-up to ensure healing and proper eye function

  • Regular check-ups to prevent complications or recurrence

Benefits of Oculoplasty & Eye Surgery

  • Restores proper eyelid and orbital function

  • Improves tear drainage and reduces chronic eye irritation

  • Corrects deformities and improves appearance

  • Enhances vision and overall quality of life

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