• Are you having any problems with your eyes?
• Do they feel tired all the time, or do you feel your vision is blurry?
• Do your eyelids look bigger than other people?
• Do any of your eyelids look too low on your eye & make your eyes look droopy or sleepy?
• Are you looking more tired or maybe older than you actually are?

In this case, you might have an Eyelid disease you haven't thought of. It's highly important that you get your eyelids examined by an Eyelid specialist, as although it may not seem important now, it can cause a big problem in the future.

The eyelid diseases are the problems that may appear with the eyelid, at birth or during your life, because of accidents, trauma, certain problems you might have had with any products or they are sometimes symptoms of other, more serious diseases such as tumors, diabetes, or others. Some of these diseases are life-threatening and some of them put your vision at risk, and they can be quite uncomfortable. Generally, they make your eyes feel tired, and they can make you have blurred, watery vision or you may feel a burning sensation in your eyelid, or have a craving of scratching the eyelid. At times, the eyelids may look redder than usual or bigger than usual, with a lot of fat, skin or perhaps tissue you don’t need. Both your upper and lower eyelid can be affected by these diseases. The most uncomfortable effect they have on you is that they make you look older or more tired than you actually are. All this can, of course, impact your confidence adversely. Eyelid malpositions like ectropion (turning of the eyelid outwards) and entropion (turning of the eyelid inwards) can cause irritation and watering of the eyes.

The Upper Eyelid Ptosis (blepharoptosis) is the disease because of which your upper eyelid is positioned lower than usual. The muscles of the eyelid may get affected; they might not be strong enough to raise your eyelid properly. The Upper Eyelid Ptosis surgery basically fixes that problem, giving you back the clear and fresh vision you might not have experienced since having the disease. It is known, however, that some people are born with it, so you might not even notice a change in your vision, but it still can be affected. Ptosis can be caused by other causes such as trauma or accidents too. Ptosis can also impact the lower eyelid – These can be treated through a lower eyelid ptosis surgery and a droopy eyelid ptosis surgery. These are both very similar to the upper eyelid ptosis surgery.

The recovery depends on the type of the surgery and the tumor. If the eye needs to be removed, then the recovery time is a lot longer than in other cases. If only one eye has been affected, then the vision can be preserved, if the central portion of the eye is not affected. If the eye is removed, after the removal of the eye, another artificial eye can be placed. With an artificial eye, which looks almost like your real eye& even moves like the other eye, your appearance won’t change too much. If both of the eyes have been affected and need to be removed, then of course, the recovery time will last a lot longer, although these operations are not needed very often, Specialist help is always provided during these recoveries, beside the post-operation treatment from the doctor. Other medication will also be required during the recovery. You need to take extra care of yourself to avoid any further infection.

The Blepharoplasty is the surgery through which extra fat, skin or tissue is removed or replaced around your eye. It is called the Eyelid lift surgery as well, however, it does not literally lift your eyelid, it strengthens the muscles and the tendons around the eyelid, and removes unwanted fat and skin from there. The surgery is usually done because of vision problems, but also because it causes cosmetic issues in people. As it lifts and brightens a person's face, the surgery is very commonly used all around the world. Entropion & ectropion can be treated by stabilizing and tightening the eyelid tissues and therefore bringing the eyelids to their earlier, neutral position.

The usual amount of time needed to recover after an eyelid disease surgery is about two weeks. During this time, all the bruising or swelling that might have appeared during the surgery should be gone. There are no specific requirements during the recovery time.

It is a common saying that the eyes are a window to the soul but sometimes, due to eyelid diseases, the eyes may always look tired or droopy. As a result, we ourselves look tired and unenthusiastic. Luckily, cosmetic surgery is an excellent method to fix these imperfections of the eyelids. Eyelid disease surgery is one such cosmetic procedure where surgery is used to reposition the eyelid, allowing the eyes to look open and sparkling, and vision to become excellent.

Eyelid disease surgery is a major surgical procedure for which you must prepare well. Firstly, you would want to find out how much the is cost of eyelid disease surgery is. Due to the delicate nature. of the surgery, and the sensitivity of the eyes, the cost of the surgery varies from patient to patient as well as surgeon to surgeon. You should be very careful to select a well reputed oculoplastic surgeon to do your surgery to guarantee the best results.

The Esthetic Clinic is dedicated to providing patients with access to well-trained staff, high class equipment as well as highly experienced doctors. Our medical head, Dr. Debraj Shome, is one of the most famous oculoplastic surgeons in Mumbai, India. At The Esthetic Clinic, we use state-of the-art surgical and medical techniques to aid your surgery and recovery.

The Esthetic Clinic was set up with the intention of being a world-class, highly specialised skincare and cosmetic surgery centre. Our founder, Dr. Debraj Shome, is a famous facial cosmetic surgeon who has carried out several reconstructive surgeries to date. Undergoing an eyelid surgery can be intimidating, but with the support and guidance of the doctors and staff at The Esthetic Clinic, you can be certain that you will receive the very best results.