Conditions Treated

Eyelid Disorders

• Ptosis (drooping of the eyelid)
• Entropion (inward turning of eyelid)
• Ectropion (outward turning of eyelid)
• Blepharitis and lid malpositions
• Eyelid tumors and cysts (chalazion, sebaceous cyst)

Lacrimal (Tear Duct) Disorders

• Watering eyes (epiphora)
• Blocked tear ducts
• Chronic dacryocystitis
• Congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction in children

Orbital Disorders

• Orbital infections and inflammations
• Proptosis (bulging eyes)
• Orbital fractures and trauma
• Thyroid eye disease (selected cases)

Oculoplasty Procedures Available at SRRLEH

Eyelid Surgeries

• Ptosis correction
• Entropion and ectropion correction
• Eyelid reconstruction after trauma or tumor removal
• Chalazion incision and curettage

Tear Duct Surgeries

• Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) – External / Endoscopic
• Syringing and probing
• Lacrimal intubation procedures

Orbital Procedures

• Orbital decompression (selected cases)
• Orbital biopsy and tumor management

Management of orbital trauma

Why Choose SRRLEH for Oculoplasty?

• Experienced ophthalmic surgeons
• Integrated eye care with support from other subspecialties
• Affordable and ethical treatment
• NABH-accredited quality and safety standards
• Compassionate, patient-focused care

Patient-Centered Approach

At SRRLEH, every oculoplasty patient undergoes:

• Detailed clinical evaluation
• Individualized surgical planning
• Clear explanation of procedure and recovery
• Safe perioperative and postoperative care

Our goal is to achieve functional improvement, aesthetic balance, and patient satisfaction, while maintaining the highest safety standards.

Postoperative Care & Follow-Up

Patients are provided with:

• Detailed postoperative instructions
• Medication guidance
• Scheduled follow-up visits to monitor healing

Most oculoplastic procedures are performed as day-care surgeries, allowing patients to return home the same day.