Oculoplastic Center

The Oculoplastic Center at Bangkok Eye Hospital is a specialized unit focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of eyelid, tear duct, orbital, and periocular conditions. Our expert oculoplastic surgeons, ophthalmologists, and trained nurses collaborate to provide comprehensive care addressing both functional needs and aesthetic concerns.

 

About Us

• Dedicated to advanced diagnostics and treatments for eyelid, orbital, and tear duct disorders

• Highly skilled team of oculoplastic surgeons and ophthalmologists

• Cutting-edge technology ensuring accuracy and safety

• Personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient

 

Why Choose Us

• Expert Surgeons: Specialists with extensive training and experience in oculoplastic surgery

• Modern Technology: Advanced tools for precision and reduced discomfort

• Faster Recovery: Minimally invasive surgical techniques

• Comprehensive Care: Addressing both functional and cosmetic eye concerns

• Patient-Centered Approach: Compassionate care at every step of the journey

 

Our Treatments

• Ptosis Repair Surgery for droopy eyelids

• Frontalis Sling & Brow Lift Surgery for weak eyelid muscles

• Entropion & Ectropion Correction

• Tear Duct Obstruction Treatments

• Orbital Fracture Reconstruction

• Aesthetic Oculoplastic Procedures: Blepharoplasty, Brow Lift, Facial Fillers

 

Ptosis Treatment

What is Ptosis?
Ptosis, or drooping eyelid, occurs when the upper eyelid sags over the eye, potentially obstructing vision. It may affect one or both eyes, ranging from mild to severe.

Causes of Ptosis

• Congenital Ptosis: Weak levator muscle or abnormal nerve development

• Acquired Ptosis: Aging, trauma, neurological conditions (e.g., Myasthenia Gravis), or tumors

• Medication Side Effects

 

Treatment Options

Non-Surgical:

• Observation if mild

• Eyeglasses with ptosis crutch

Surgical:

• Ptosis Repair: Tightening the levator muscle

• Frontalis Sling Surgery: Connecting eyelid to forehead muscle for severe cases

• Müller’s Muscle-Conjunctival Resection (MMCR): For mild to moderate cases

 

Postoperative Care

After ptosis surgery, patients may experience swelling, temporary blurred vision, or mild discomfort. Medications and eye drops are prescribed, and follow-up visits are scheduled to monitor healing. Avoid strenuous activities for a few weeks to ensure smooth recovery.

The Oculoplastic Center at Bangkok Eye Hospital offers specialized care for eyelid, orbital, tear duct, and periocular conditions. Services include ptosis repair, eyelid muscle surgeries, tear duct treatments, and reconstructive and aesthetic procedures, using advanced technology for optimal outcomes.