Eye Associates of Boca Raton, P.A.

Ptosis is one of the most common conditions for referral to an oculoplastic surgeon. Eyelid ptosis refers to an actual drooping of the eyelid, and is different from excess skin that is treated with upper eyelid blepharoplasty.

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Upper eyelid blepharoplasty can be performed as an eyelid rejuvenation procedure to enhance one’s appearance. If you’re considering blepharoplasty, give us a call today to schedule a consultation.

A variety of orbital tumors can become present in both children and adults. They can impair vision or cause pain. The best method for detection of a tumor is through a CT scan or MRI. Don’t worry--we can help! Give us a call today!

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Following oculoplastic surgery, it’s important to rest and take time off work for at least a week. After that time, you can resume normal, light activities while the swelling subsides.

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When vision impairment due to corneal disease affects daily function, total or partial replacement of the tissue by corneal transplantation can often restore the optical clarity of the cornea. Call us today to learn more!

What exactly is oculoplastic surgery? Oculoplastic surgery is the term used to categorize procedures that correct some aspects of the eye, including the eye socket, eyelids, tear ducts, and more. Learn more about our oculoplastic procedures on our website!

Your eyes help you navigate the world every day. Keep them healthy so that you can see clearly for years to come!