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At Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital, located in Kankarbagh, Bihar, we offer specialised Oculoplasty services to treat a wide range of conditions affecting the eyelids, orbit (the bony eye socket), and the surrounding structures. Oculoplasty is a branch of ophthalmology that focuses on both cosmetic and reconstructive surgery to enhance and restore the appearance and function of the eyes and their supporting structures. Whether you're dealing with an eyelid deformity, an orbital tumour, or any other eye-related cosmetic or functional issue, our expert surgeons use the latest technology and techniques to provide personalised, effective treatment plans.
Oculoplasty (also known as ophthalmic plastic surgery) involves procedures that address both the functional and aesthetic aspects of the eyelids, orbit, and surrounding areas of the eyes. This field combines the skills of reconstructive and cosmetic surgery to improve the appearance, structure, and function of the eyes. Some conditions that may require oculoplastic surgery include eyelid deformities, facial trauma, tumours, and congenital or acquired eye disorders.
Oculoplasty procedures are typically required for individuals who have experienced:
Trauma to the eye or surrounding structures.
Tumors or growths in the orbital area.
Congenital deformities that affect the eyelids or eye socket.
Aesthetic concerns, such as sagging eyelids or under-eye bags.
Our oculoplastic surgeons at Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital have extensive experience in diagnosing and treating these conditions with utmost care and precision. We aim to restore both function and appearance, helping our patients regain their confidence and quality of life.
At Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital, we offer a wide range of oculoplasty procedures designed to address specific eye and facial concerns. Some of the most common treatments we provide include:
Orbital tumours refer to abnormal growths that develop in or around the eye socket (orbit). These tumours can affect the bones, muscles, nerves, and other structures within the orbit. Depending on the type of tumour, it may cause symptoms like vision problems, pain, swelling, or bulging of the eye. Some orbital tumours are benign, while others may be malignant.
Treatment for orbital tumours typically involves:
Surgical removal of the tumour.
Biopsy to determine the type of tumour and whether it's benign or malignant.
Reconstructive surgery to repair any damage to the eye socket or surrounding tissues.
Our surgeons use advanced imaging and minimally invasive techniques to ensure the safest and most effective removal of the tumour while minimising the risk of damage to surrounding structures.
Retinoblastoma is a rare but aggressive eye cancer that primarily affects young children, typically under the age of 5. It originates in the retina, the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye. If left untreated, retinoblastoma can spread to other parts of the body and cause permanent vision loss.
At Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital, we provide retinoblastoma treatment that may include:
Laser surgery or cryotherapy to destroy the tumour.
Enucleation (removal of the eye) in severe cases where the tumour is too large or has spread significantly.
Reconstruction of the eye socket and surrounding tissues after removal.
Our team of specialists works closely with pediatric oncologists to ensure a multidisciplinary approach for optimal outcomes in retinoblastoma treatment. We aim to preserve as much vision as possible while effectively managing the cancer.
In some cases of retinoblastoma, laser surgery may be used to treat the tumour. This procedure involves using a high-intensity laser to destroy the tumour cells in the retina. Laser surgery can be highly effective in treating small tumours and can help preserve vision in many cases.
The advantages of retinoblastoma laser surgery include:
Minimally invasive procedure with minimal recovery time.
A targeted treatment that destroys the tumour without affecting surrounding tissues.
Preservation of vision, mainly when performed in the early stages of the disease.
Laser surgery for retinoblastoma can be combined with other treatments like chemotherapy or radiation to provide a comprehensive approach to managing the disease.
Squint or strabismus refers to a condition in which the eyes do not align properly. One eye may turn inward, outward, upward, or downward, while the other eye looks straight ahead. This misalignment can occur constantly or intermittently and can affect both children and adults. If left untreated, squint can lead to amblyopia (lazy eye), where the brain begins to favour the stronger eye, resulting in vision problems.
Strabismus surgery aims to realign the eyes by adjusting the muscles that control eye movement. The surgery involves:
Repositioning or tightening/loosening the muscles responsible for eye movement.
Restoring proper eye alignment, improving binocular vision and depth perception.
Cosmetic improvement by enhancing the appearance of the eyes.
Our surgeons are skilled in performing squint surgery on children and adults, providing long-lasting results and improving vision and appearance.
Amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, is a condition in which one eye has reduced vision due to improper development during childhood. It is often caused by strabismus (eye misalignment), significant refractive errors, or visual deprivation (such as a cataract in one eye). If untreated, amblyopia can result in permanent vision loss in the affected eye. Treatment for amblyopia typically includes:
Patching the stronger eye to encourage the use of the weaker eye.
Atropine drops to blur vision in the stronger eye, forcing the brain to rely on the weaker eye.
Vision therapy includes exercises to improve the coordination and focusing ability of the weaker eye.
In some cases, surgical intervention may be necessary to address the underlying cause of amblyopia, such as correcting strabismus or removing cataracts.
At Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital, we are dedicated to providing world-class oculoplasty services in Kankarbagh, Bihar. Our team of highly skilled oculoplastic surgeons has extensive experience in treating a wide variety of eye and facial conditions. Here’s why you should choose us for your oculoplastic needs:
Our team consists of experienced oculoplastic surgeons who specialise in both cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries of the eyelids, orbit, and surrounding areas. With years of training and hands-on experience, we provide top-notch care tailored to each patient’s unique needs.
We use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and advanced surgical techniques to provide the best possible treatment. From minimally invasive procedures to advanced reconstructive surgeries, we prioritise patient safety and comfort.
At Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital, we offer comprehensive care for a wide range of oculoplastic conditions. Whether you need a simple eyelid surgery or a complex orbital tumour removal, we have the expertise to deliver optimal results.
We understand that every patient is unique, and so are their concerns. Our oculoplastic surgeons work closely with each patient to develop a personalised treatment plan that addresses both functional and cosmetic needs. We take the time to explain your condition, discuss treatment options, and guide you through every step of the process.
We are committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care. From your initial consultation to recovery, our team will be with you every step of the way, ensuring that you feel comfortable and informed throughout your treatment journey.
If you are dealing with an eyelid issue, orbital tumour, squint, or any other condition that may benefit from oculoplastic surgery, don’t hesitate to contact Navjyoti Superspeciality Eye Hospital in Kankarbagh, Bihar. Our expert team is here to provide you with the best possible care and help you achieve the functional and aesthetic results you desire. Schedule an appointment today and take the first step towards healthier, more beautiful eyes.
