Oculoplasty – Eye Rejuvenation & Reconstruction Surgery

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What is Oculoplasty?

  • A specialized surgical procedure focused on correcting, reconstructing, or enhancing the appearance and function of the eyelids, tear ducts, and surrounding eye structures.
  • Used to treat droopy eyelids, under-eye bags, blocked tear ducts, tumors, and facial trauma.
  • Can be both cosmetic (for aesthetic enhancement) and functional (to improve vision or comfort).
  • Performed under local or general anesthesia, with minimal scarring and a short recovery period.
  • Suitable for both medical and cosmetic concerns.

Who is an Ideal Candidate?

  • Individuals with droopy eyelids (ptosis) affecting vision.
  • Those with under-eye bags, sagging skin, or excess fat.
  • People with blocked tear ducts causing excessive tearing.
  • Patients with eyelid tumors or trauma requiring reconstruction.
  • Anyone looking for a more youthful and refreshed eye appearance.

Conditions Treated

Droopy Eyelids (Ptosis)

Lifts sagging eyelids to improve vision and appearance.

Eyelid Malposition (Entropion/Ectropion)

Corrects inward or outward-turned eyelids.

Under-Eye Bags & Puffiness

Removes excess fat and tightens skin for a youthful look.

Blocked Tear Ducts

Opens tear drainage pathways to prevent excessive watering.

Eyelid Tumors & Growths

Removes abnormal growths with reconstruction if needed.

Orbital Fractures & Trauma

Repairs damaged eye structures after injury.

Thyroid Eye Disease (Graves’ Disease)

Relieves bulging eyes and discomfort.

Wrinkles & Fine Lines Around Eyes

Smooths skin and reduces signs of aging.

Real Results

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Specialists

Dr. Jayanthy Ravindran

Plastic & Aesthetic Surgeon

Dr. Aneesh Suresh

Plastic & Aesthetic Surgeon

Dr. Smriti Nathani

Plastic & Aesthetic Surgeon

FAQs About The Service

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Is oculoplasty a painful procedure?
Mild discomfort is expected, but it is well-managed with pain relief.
How long does it take to heal?
Initial recovery takes 1-2 weeks, while full results appear in 3-6 months.
Will there be visible scars?
Minimal scarring, as incisions are placed in natural eyelid creases.
Can oculoplasty improve vision?
Yes, for droopy eyelids obstructing vision, surgery enhances sight.
When can I resume normal activities?
Most people return to work within 7-10 days, but avoid strenuous activities for 4-6 weeks.

Benefits

Restores a youthful, refreshed eye appearance.
Improves vision for those with droopy eyelids.
Corrects eye-related discomfort and functional issues.
Minimal downtime and long-lasting results.
Boosts confidence and facial symmetry.

Pre-Treatment Care

  • Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and blood thinners for a week before surgery.
  • Stop smoking and alcohol at least 2 weeks prior.
  • Keep the eye area clean and free from infections.

Post-Treatment Care

  • Use prescribed eye drops and ointments to aid healing.
  • Keep the head elevated to reduce swelling.
  • Avoid rubbing or putting pressure on the eyes.
  • Refrain from strenuous activities and heavy lifting for at least 4-6 weeks.
  • Wear sunglasses to protect the eyes from sunlight and dust.

Risks and Side Effects

  • Temporary swelling, bruising, and redness.
  • Mild asymmetry or changes in eyelid movement (rare).
  • Infection or dry eyes (managed with medication).
  • Scarring (minimal when performed by an expert surgeon).