The area around the eyes can develop functional and cosmetic problems such as drooping eyelids, excess skin, under-eye bags, eyelid lesions, and tear drainage problems. Oculoplastic surgery focuses on treating conditions involving the eyelids, eye socket, tear ducts, and surrounding tissues while protecting normal eye function.

What Problems Can Be Treated?

Oculoplastic procedures may be considered for several different conditions. Drooping upper eyelids can sometimes affect the field of vision, while excess skin or under-eye bags may change the appearance of the eye area.

Depending on the problem, treatment may include eyelid surgery, correction of eyelid position, removal of certain eyelid lesions, or procedures involving the tear ducts. The appropriate procedure depends on the patient's symptoms and examination findings.

How Is the Right Treatment Chosen?

Before oculoplastic surgery, the eyelids, eye surface, tear function, and surrounding structures are carefully examined. The patient's medical history and specific concerns are also considered.

Not every eyelid problem requires surgery. In some cases, observation or non-surgical treatment may be more appropriate. When surgery is recommended, the technique is planned according to the condition being treated and the patient's individual anatomy.

What Can You Expect After Surgery?

Recovery depends on the type of procedure performed. Temporary swelling, bruising, redness, or mild discomfort may occur during the healing period. Following post-operative care instructions and attending follow-up examinations can help monitor recovery.

Doç. Dr. Halil Hüseyin Çağatay evaluates eyelid and surrounding eye conditions and provides personalized treatment options based on each patient's needs.

If you are considering oculoplastic surgery, contact today to arrange an eye examination and discuss the most suitable treatment options.