Eyelid problems can cause a lot of unpleasant symptoms, and without treatment, they can lead to serious problems. Two lid conditions — ectropion and entropion — affect the way your lids “work.” Here’s how to tell the difference between the two.
Most childhood eyelid growths are benign, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need medical attention. Any growth can cause discomfort or vision issues, especially if it’s not treated promptly. Here’s what to do if your child has an eyelid lesion.
Plenty of people have eyelid surgery to help their eyes look younger, but surgery can also correct certain medical conditions. Here are three situations where eyelid surgery plays a critical role in improving eye health and vision.
Blocked tear ducts are more than annoying — they increase your risk of eye infections and vision problems, too. Here’s how to tell if you’ve got a blocked duct, so you can get treatment as soon as possible.
Eyelid cancer symptoms can be subtle, especially in the initial stages. Getting an early diagnosis is the key to continued good health. Here’s how to tell if you might be at risk for eyelid cancer.
Reconstructive surgery is often needed after eyelid skin cancer removal. Learn more about it and why it’s important to see a skilled ophthalmic surgeon.
The skin around your eyes is fragile, which is why it's one of the first places to show signs of aging like wrinkles. Botox® is an excellent way to get rid of your wrinkles, but you need a trustworthy provider to treat this delicate area.
You might need eyelid surgery for medical reasons, or you might want to enhance your appearance. Either way, you'll need to prepare for your procedure. Keep reading to learn how!
If your upper eyelid droops, it certainly affects your appearance, and depending on the severity, perhaps your vision too. It might be a condition known as ptosis. Take a moment to learn how it develops and the importance of treating it early.
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