Occuloplasty
Oculoplastic surgery is cosmetic and reconstructive procedure on the eyelids, orbit (bones and anatomic structures behind the eyeball) & lacrimal (ear drain) system. They can be found present since birth (congenital) or acquired later on in life. Most of the disorders are treatable if diagnosed and managed early in their course. Eye and facial plastic surgery can change your life by enhancing your features, restoring normalcy, rejuvenating your appearance, most importantly, boosting your self-esteem.
Patients of all ages may need Oculoplasty surgery like Blepharoplasty, Ptosis Entropion, Ectropion, problems of the tear ducts, and thyroid eye disease, etc.
Ectropion
It is a condition where the lower eyelid turns outward.
Entropion
Here the eyelashes rub against the eye as the eyelid turns inwards.
Ptosis
It makes the upper eyelid droop, the cause of which may be an injury to the muscle, congenital defect, muscle disorders, nerve disorders, or aging.
Blepharospasm
Hemifacial spasms or excessive painful twitching of eyelids.
Eyelid & Orbital tumors
Abnormal growth of tissue in the structures surround the eye. Lesions may be benign or malignant
CNLDO (Congenital Naso Lacrimal Duct Obstruction)
this is the condition found in infants who comes with a history of watering from one or both eyes. This is due to blockage of nasolacrimal duct. Tears accumulate in the lacrimal sac and constant watering as well as discharge found in the affected eye. This is condition is usually treated by lacrimal massage. We are practicing a single shot lacrimal sac pressure technique for the opening of nasolacrimal duct obstruction. If the child doesn’t get
Dacryocystitis
Infection of lacrimal sac due to obstruction of nasolacrimal duct at the junction of the lacrimal sac. It causes pain, redness & swelling over the inner aspect of the lower eyelid & epiphora.
Ocular prosthesis (Artificial Eye)
At Rohit Eye Hospital and Child Care Centre, we understand that losing an eye due to injury, disease, or congenital conditions can be emotionally and physically challenging. Our Ocular Prosthesis services are designed to restore not just the appearance of the eye but also your confidence and quality of life. With our expert care and customized solutions, we help you regain a natural look and feel.
What is an Ocular prosthesis (Artificial Eye) ?
An artificial eye implanted in patients who have lost their eye due to various causes trauma, surgery or cancer patient with the shrunken damaged eye (Phthisical eye), Congenital absence of eye (Anophthalmia), Small size eye (Microphthalmia) with no visual potential.
The patient through the implantation of the ocular prosthesis develops confidence as improves the facial esthetics.
Who Needs an Ocular Prosthesis?
- Individuals who have lost an eye due to trauma, cancer, or severeinfection.
- Patients with congenital eye conditions like microphthalmia (underdeveloped eye) or anophthalmia (absence of the eye).
- Those with a disfigured or non-functional eye seeking cosmetic improvement.
The Process of Getting an Ocular Prosthesis
Consultation
Our ocularist will evaluate your condition and discuss your needs
and expectations.
Impressions and Measurements
Precise measurements and impressions of the eye socket are taken
to create a custom-fit prosthesis.
Customization
The prosthesis is hand-painted to match the color and details of
your natural eye.
Fitting and Adjustments
The prosthesis is fitted, and adjustments are made to ensure
comfort and a natural appearance.
Follow-Up Care
Regular follow-ups are scheduled to maintain the prosthesis and
ensure optimal fit and comfort.
Benefits of Ocular Prosthesis
- Natural Appearance: Restores the look of a healthy eye, boosting self-esteem
- Comfortable Fit: Custom-made for a secure and comfortable fit.
- Improved Quality of Life: Helps patients feel more confident in social and professional settings.
- Non-Invasive: No surgery is required for fitting or maintenance