What oculoplasty treats
- Drooping upper eyelid (ptosis), which can block vision
- Eyelids turning in or out (entropion and ectropion), causing irritation and watering
- Watering eyes from a blocked tear duct, including in babies
- Eyelid lumps such as chalazion and styes
- Excess eyelid skin that weighs on the lashes
- Eye injuries to the eyelids, eye socket and the eye itself (ocular trauma)
- Orbit problems such as swelling, lumps or fractures around the eye
- Prosthetic eye fitting and socket care
- Cosmetic corneal tattooing for a scarred, white cornea
Our consultant ophthalmic surgeon Dr. Pinto Kiran, who holds a fellowship in cataract and oculoplastic surgery, sees patients for oculoplasty and squint surgery.
What to expect
Many eyelid procedures are done under local anaesthesia as day care. Your doctor will explain the expected result, recovery time and aftercare at your consultation.
Where to get treated
Eyelid, orbit and oculoplasty is available at our HSR Layout, Hosa Road and Banaswadi clinics.