— Ophthalmoplasty
Reconstructive and aesthetic ophthalmoplasty
Ophthalmoplasty combines functional and aesthetic tasks: restoration of the position of the eyelids, correction of scars, consequences of injuries, age-related changes and disorders that affect comfort or field of vision.
- What is included
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Initial assessment
Examination of eyelids, orbits, eye position and patient complaints.
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Fixation of the initial state, field of view and symmetry according to indications.
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Choice of functional, reconstructive or aesthetic tactics.
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Post-operative examinations and recommendations for recovery.
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When needed consultation
This block is unified for ophthalmic surgery pages: the patient immediately sees the symptoms and situations that should be addressed to a doctor.
- excess eyelid skin or overhang
- asymmetry of the eyelids or eye slit
- scars after injuries or previous operations
- inversion or inversion of the eyelid
- lacrimation due to a violation of the position of the eyelids
- aesthetic discomfort in the eye area
— Diagnostics
What is it based on? solution
Before the intervention, the doctor assesses the condition of the eye, eyelids, orbit or tear ducts in order to choose safe tactics.
Examination of the eyelids
Assessment of skin, muscles, eyelid margin and symmetry.
Evaluation of the surface of the eye
Important for dryness, tearing or irritation.
Functional tests
Necessary if the eyelid limits the field of vision.
Scar planning
Previous surgical or traumatic history is taken into account.
— Treatment
Basic information on treatment
Tactics are formed individually after examination, diagnosis and assessment of the expected functional result.
What can be included
- blepharoplasty for functional or aesthetic indications
- reconstruction of the eyelids after injuries or removal of formations
- correction of inversion or inversion of the eyelids
- work with cicatricial changes
- postoperative care and control of healing
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