Oculoplastic & Facial Plastic surgery is an upcoming specialty where our dedicated experts deal with problems pertaining to the eyelids, lachrymal system, orbit and aesthetic lid surgery.
THE COMMON PROBLEMS DEALT WITH ARE:
A: This is a comprehensive department, which deals with all patient related problems of the eyelids, the brow area, the orbit (bony socket in which the eye lies) and the face. We will treat all cosmetic and functional problems of these areas.
This is one more step in the direction of providing quality healthcare and eye care to the people of India.
B] Q: What are the common eyelid problems encountered?
A: Amongst the common eyelid problems encountered are lid drooping (Ptosis), inward-turning and outward-turning of the lid margin.
Most people do not even realize that they have any problem. They may only experience mild symptoms such as tiredness of the eyes, watering, irritation or a foreign body sensation initially. It is advisable to seek a consultation with an ophthalmic plastic surgeon at this stage before complications and more serious symptoms ensue.
C] Q: What is the role of a Facial Plastic Surgeon in an eye hospital?
A: The eyes are an integral part of the face. In fact this is continuation comprising the Oculofacial continuum. For instance, reconstructing the lids is not similar to any other skin surface as the lids are dynamic, mobile & complex structures. Similarly, fracture treatment around the eyes requires specific expertise and as all these structures are close to the eye, preserving and maintaining vision is of paramount importance.
Ophthalmic and facial plastic surgery is a rapidly developing newer sub-specialty of eye surgery and provides the necessary specialized expertise to deal with these specific problems. It is the vital link between eye surgery, facial surgery and plastic surgery, with combined benefits.
This specialization we feel completes the filling of a very important void in this area of health care.
D] Q: What other cosmetic procedures are performed in this department?
A: All surgical and non-surgical measures are used for Oculo- facial rejuvenation here.
The Aditya Jyot Facial Plastic Surgery Centre deals with the following:
A: treatment for each patient is individualized depending on their requirement, age, job profile, skin type, etc. generally, non-invasive therapy is preferable to reduce recuperation time.
Whether a patient would benefit the most from a surgical or a non - surgical mode of therapy depends on a thorough evaluation of various factors.
THE COMMON PROBLEMS DEALT WITH ARE:
- Ocular oncology to deal with cancers of the eye, the orbit, the lids and the face.
- Ptosis - drooping of upper lids.
- Lid retraction - large eyes.
- Watering of eyes.
- Dacryocystitis - Lax lids
- Blepharoplasty of upper lid and lower lid for excess skin, muscle and fat.
- Browpexy - Brow lifts
- Anophthalmic socket with reconstruction for disfigured eyes.
- Artificial / prosthetic eyes.
- Lid tumors and reconstruction.
- Botox treatment for deep rooted wrinkles, crow’s feet, blepharospasm.
- Aesthetic lid surgery.
- Fillers for removal of static wrinkles.
- Mid-face lifts for removal of facial wrinkles and younger appearing facial features.
A: This is a comprehensive department, which deals with all patient related problems of the eyelids, the brow area, the orbit (bony socket in which the eye lies) and the face. We will treat all cosmetic and functional problems of these areas.
This is one more step in the direction of providing quality healthcare and eye care to the people of India.
B] Q: What are the common eyelid problems encountered?
A: Amongst the common eyelid problems encountered are lid drooping (Ptosis), inward-turning and outward-turning of the lid margin.
Most people do not even realize that they have any problem. They may only experience mild symptoms such as tiredness of the eyes, watering, irritation or a foreign body sensation initially. It is advisable to seek a consultation with an ophthalmic plastic surgeon at this stage before complications and more serious symptoms ensue.
C] Q: What is the role of a Facial Plastic Surgeon in an eye hospital?
A: The eyes are an integral part of the face. In fact this is continuation comprising the Oculofacial continuum. For instance, reconstructing the lids is not similar to any other skin surface as the lids are dynamic, mobile & complex structures. Similarly, fracture treatment around the eyes requires specific expertise and as all these structures are close to the eye, preserving and maintaining vision is of paramount importance.
Ophthalmic and facial plastic surgery is a rapidly developing newer sub-specialty of eye surgery and provides the necessary specialized expertise to deal with these specific problems. It is the vital link between eye surgery, facial surgery and plastic surgery, with combined benefits.
This specialization we feel completes the filling of a very important void in this area of health care.
D] Q: What other cosmetic procedures are performed in this department?
A: All surgical and non-surgical measures are used for Oculo- facial rejuvenation here.
The Aditya Jyot Facial Plastic Surgery Centre deals with the following:
- Treatment of wrinkles & facial fine lines
- Getting an aesthetic brow shape
- Facial Contouring (Masseter reduction to convert round/ square shaped faces to perfect oval ones)
- Face Lifts & removal of laughter lines
- Rhinoplasties (Nose reconstructions)
- Blepaharoplasties (Eyelid Bag removal)
- Eyebrow lifts
- Ptosis Surgeries (Eyelid drooping or "small eyes" treatment)
- Lip Contouring & Enhancement or Reduction
- Hair Transplants (For scalp hair, eyebrows and eyelashes)
- Acne Scar Therapy
- Facial Pigmentation Therapy
- Neck Lifts
- Neck Wrinkle & Neck Bands removal
- Orbital Fracture repair
- Facial bones fracture repair
- Facial Reconstruction, post cancers
- Eyelid closure, opening and motility issues
- Prosthesis (False Eye Fitting)
A: treatment for each patient is individualized depending on their requirement, age, job profile, skin type, etc. generally, non-invasive therapy is preferable to reduce recuperation time.
Whether a patient would benefit the most from a surgical or a non - surgical mode of therapy depends on a thorough evaluation of various factors.
