Eyelid Ptosis Surgery Internal Approach
3d try-onThe internal approach to ptosis repair may be directed toward the Müller muscle, the tarsus, or the levator aponeurosis. Müller muscle resections are used in patients who have an adequate upper eyelid position and need repair of minimal ptosis (2 mm). In this procedure, the surgeon turns the eyelid inside out and shortens the eyelid muscles from the inside of the eyelid.
Concerns Treated
Aging & Tired Eyes
Sleep on your back. Dab don’t rub. Don’t squint or concentrate too hard. We’ve all heard the crazy ways to slow the natural aging of the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes. Fortunately, numerous cosmetic procedures exist to correct and restore eye appearance without having to memorize a list of don'ts.
Eye Ptosis
Eye ptosis is a condition where the upper eyelid sags or droops. It is most commonly caused by dysfunction of the levator muscle but can also be caused by trauma, heredity, and some medical conditions. Outpatient surgery can often correct ptosis to enhance both vision and physical appearance.
Sagging & Hooded Eyelids
No one wants to look like Sleepy from the Seven Dwarves, but eyelid drooping and sagging is a common concern for many individuals regardless of age, gender, or race.
Concerns Treated
Aging & Tired Eyes
Sleep on your back. Dab don’t rub. Don’t squint or concentrate too hard. We’ve all heard the crazy ways to slow the natural aging of the sensitive and delicate skin around the eyes. Fortunately, numerous cosmetic procedures exist to correct and restore eye appearance without having to memorize a list of don'ts.
Eye Ptosis
Eye ptosis is a condition where the upper eyelid sags or droops. It is most commonly caused by dysfunction of the levator muscle but can also be caused by trauma, heredity, and some medical conditions. Outpatient surgery can often correct ptosis to enhance both vision and physical appearance.
Sagging & Hooded Eyelids
No one wants to look like Sleepy from the Seven Dwarves, but eyelid drooping and sagging is a common concern for many individuals regardless of age, gender, or race.
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