Oculoplasty (or Oculoplastic Surgery) is a specialized sub-specialty of ophthalmology that combines the precision of eye surgery with the artistry of plastic surgery. Nava Dristi Eye Hospital mainly focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the eyelids, tear duct system (lacrimal system), eye socket (orbit), and surrounding facial structures.Â
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+ − What is Oculoplasty?
It is a specialized area of ophthalmology that focuses on the health and appearance of the structures around the eye, including eyelids, tear ducts, and the eye socket (orbit).
+ − What Conditions Does Oculoplasty Treat?
Yes. Procedures like ptosis correction and blepharoplasty can enhance vision by removing excess skin or lifting eyelids that obstruct sight.
+ − Is Oculoplasty Painful?
Most procedures are done under local anesthesia, resulting in minimal discomfort during the surgery. Post-surgical pain is typically managed with medication.
+ − What is the Recovery Time?
Recovery varies by procedure, but most patients can resume normal activities within 1 to 2 weeks, with complete healing potentially taking a few months.
+ − Will I Have Visible Scars?
Surgeons make incisions in natural eyelid creases to minimize visible scarring.
+ − How Long Do Results Last?
While procedures are long-lasting, natural aging processes can influence the longevity of the results.
+ − What Are the Risks?
Risks include infection, bruising, scarring, or asymmetry. Choosing a specialist minimizes these risks.
+ − What Should I Do Before Surgery?
Patients are often asked to stop taking blood thinners (like aspirin) 3 weeks before surgery and stop smoking.
