ORBITAL MALFORMATIONS

We treat hypertelorism, exophthalmos, ptosis and asymmetrical orbits.

Hypertelorism

The distance between the orbits is greater than normal.

Exophthalmos

The eye protrudes from the orbit beyond normal.

It is more commonly due to hyperthyroidism, tumor, or injury. This exposure of the eye can cause damage, thus indicating surgical treatment not only for aesthetic but also functional reasons.

Ptosis

It may affects children as well as adults. Treatment may involve the upper or lower eyelid and can be easily performed thus relieving the patients problem.

Orbital asymmetry