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Orbit, oculoplastic and lacrimal surgery focuses on conditions affecting the eyelids, eye socket, tear drainage system and tissues around the eyes.
Dr. Monika Garg provides evaluation and surgical care for functional, structural and selected cosmetic concerns involving the periocular region.
Oculoplastic and orbital surgery addresses both functional problems that affect eye comfort and vision, as well as structural issues involving the eyelids, eye socket and surrounding tissues.
Lacrimal surgery deals with disorders of the tear drainage system that can cause persistent watery eyes, discharge or recurrent infections. Treatment is planned to restore comfort, protect the eye and maintain a natural appearance.
Consultation and surgery may be considered for a range of eyelid, orbital and tear drainage problems.
Correction of drooping eyelids (ptosis), eyelids that turn in or out (entropion / ectropion).
Evaluation and surgical management of eyelid growths, cysts and selected tumours.
Assessment and surgery for blocked tear ducts causing persistent watering or infections.
Evaluation of orbital inflammation, proptosis and selected space-occupying lesions.
Repair of eyelid defects and reconstruction after trauma or tumour removal.
Procedures planned to restore function while maintaining natural appearance and symmetry.
Many conditions involving the eyelids, orbit and tear system affect both comfort and eye protection. Proper position of the eyelids and clear tear drainage are important for maintaining a healthy ocular surface.
Surgical planning focuses on correcting the underlying problem while preserving or restoring a natural look and protecting long-term eye health.
Every procedure is planned around the individual anatomy, functional needs and overall goals of the patient.
Thorough assessment of the eyelids, orbit and lacrimal system before recommending surgery.
Priority is given to restoring comfort, protection of the eye and clear vision where affected.
Surgical techniques aim for balanced, natural-looking outcomes that suit the patient’s face.
Treatment options, expected recovery and after-care are discussed in detail before proceeding.
Successful outcomes begin with a careful understanding of the problem. Consultation allows detailed examination and discussion of the most suitable treatment options.
Discuss symptoms such as watering, eyelid position changes, swelling or discomfort.
Assess eyelids, orbit, tear drainage system and related structures thoroughly.
Discuss surgical or non-surgical options, expected results and recovery process.
It covers surgery of the eyelids, surrounding tissues, orbit (eye socket) and the lacrimal (tear drainage) system for both functional and selected cosmetic needs.
No. Many cases of watery eyes are managed with non-surgical measures first. Surgery is considered when there is a confirmed blockage or structural problem that needs correction.
The goal of oculoplastic surgery is to restore proper function while maintaining or improving natural appearance and facial balance.
Recovery varies with the type of procedure. Most patients experience temporary swelling or bruising. Detailed after-care instructions are provided for smooth healing.
Discuss your eyelid, orbital or tear drainage concerns with Dr. Monika Garg for a careful assessment.