The purpose of these surgeries is to correct deformities or functional problems, whether congenital, due to trauma or sequelae of other surgeries.
Functional
Surgery
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ENTROPION:
Is the opposite; it happens when the lower eyelid turns inward, causing the eyelashes to rub against the eye, resulting in discomfort and potential damage.
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ECTROPION:
Occurs when the lower eyelid turns outward, causing the eye to become dry, irritated, and susceptible to infection.
Ectropion and Entropion Surgery: Restoring Comfort and Functionalit
Lid malposition
What is Ectropion and Entropion?
Ectropion and entropion are eyelid conditions that affect the lower lids, leading to discomfort and potential eye issues
- Expect some swelling and bruising initially, which will gradually subside.
- Rest and proper eye protection are essential during the early days of recovery.
- Dr. Ulloa will provide detailed instructions for wound care and medications.
- Follow-up appointments will be scheduled to monitor your healing progress and ensure the best outcome.
RECOVERY AND POST-OPERATIVE CARE:
- Lid malposition surgery is typically performed under local anesthesia to ensure your comfort.
- Dr. Ulloa will make precise incisions and adjust the eyelid's positioning to correct the ectropion or entropion.
- The incisions will be meticulously closed.
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE PROCEDURE:
AM I A CANDIDATE FOR LID MALPOSITION SURGERY?
You may be a candidate for lid malposition surgery if you experience any of the following symptoms:
- Irritation, redness, or tearing of the eye.
- Sensation of something in the eye.
- Frequent eye infections.
- Pain or discomfort when blinking or closing the eye.
When choosing Dr. Ulloa, you are choosing an ASOPRS surgeon for eyelid surgery which ensures you're entrusting your procedure to a highly specialized expert who has undergone rigorous training in oculoplastic surgery. His proficiency and experience in this field maximizes the chances of achieving optimal results and preserving the health and aesthetics of your eyes. Additionally, choosing an ophthalmologist for this procedure is vital because they have an intricate understanding of eye anatomy, ensuring both cosmetic enhancement and eye health are prioritized throughout your treatment, resulting in safe, effective results.
WHY CHOOSE US?
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SCAR MINIMIZATION:
Reconstruction also aims to minimize scarring, ensuring that the surgical site heals with the best possible cosmetic result.
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SKIN CANCER DEFECTS:
After Mohs surgery, a skin cancer defect or wound may be left behind, and reconstruction is necessary to close and repair the area.
Reconstruction After Mohs Surgery: Restoring Skin Health and Aesthetics
Reconstruction after Mohs surgery
What Does Reconstruction After Mohs Surgery Treat?
This procedure effectively treats:
- After reconstruction, you may experience some swelling, bruising, and discomfort.
- Proper wound care is essential to support healing and minimize scarring.
- Dr. Ulloa will provide detailed post-operative instructions and medications as needed.
- Scheduled follow-up appointments will allow us to monitor your healing progress and ensure the best outcome.
RECOVERY AND POST-OPERATIVE CARE:
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE PROCEDURE:
- Reconstruction may involve various techniques, including the use of flaps or grafts.
- Flaps: Flaps are sections of tissue adjacent to the surgical site that are moved and repositioned to cover the defect, ensuring optimal healing and cosmetic results.
- Grafts: Grafts involve taking a piece of skin from another part of your body (commonly in front of the ear or other suitable donor areas) and placing it onto the surgical site to facilitate healing and minimize scarring.
AM I A CANDIDATE FOR RECONSTRUCTION AFTER MOHS SURGERY?
You may be a candidate for reconstruction after Mohs surgery if you have undergone Mohs surgery to remove skin cancer and require closure and repair of the resulting defect. Dr. Ulloa will assess your specific needs and the condition of the surgical site during a consultation to determine the most suitable reconstruction approach
WHY CHOOSE US?
When choosing Dr. Ulloa, you are choosing an ASOPRS surgeon for eyelid surgery which ensures you're entrusting your procedure to a highly specialized expert who has undergone rigorous training in oculoplastic surgery. His proficiency and experience in this field maximizes the chances of achieving optimal results and preserving the health and aesthetics of your eyes. Additionally, choosing an ophthalmologist for this procedure is vital because they have an intricate understanding of eye anatomy, ensuring both cosmetic enhancement and eye health are prioritized throughout your treatment, resulting in safe, effective results.
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EYELID LESIONS:
Lesions in the eyelids can range from benign growths to potentially cancerous abnormalities. Removal is performed to address both health concerns and aesthetics.
What Does Lesion Removal in the Eyelids Treat?
Lesion Removal in the Eyelids: Restoring Health and Aesthetics
Lesion Removal
Lesion removal in the eyelids is a procedure aimed at addressing growths or abnormalities that may appear on or around the eyelids. These lesions can be benign or malignant, and removal may involve a biopsy to confirm the diagnosis or complete excision for treatment.
- You may experience some swelling and discomfort after the procedure, which will gradually subside.
- Proper wound care and medications will be provided by Dr. Ulloa.
- Strenuous activities should be avoided during the early stages of recovery.
RECOVERY AND POST-OPERATIVE CARE:
- Lesion removal may involve local anesthesia to ensure your comfort.
- Depending on the lesion's nature, it may be biopsied or completely excised.
- If the lesion's removal results in a significant defect, closure techniques will be employed.
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE PROCEDURE:
AM I A CANDIDATE FOR LESION REMOVAL?
You may be a candidate for lesion removal in the eyelids if you have:
- A visible or bothersome eyelid lesion.
- Concerns about the appearance or health of the eyelid.
- A lesion that requires biopsy to confirm the diagnosis or complete excision for treatment.
Dr. Ulloa will assess your specific symptoms and needs during a consultation to determine the most suitable treatment plan for you.
WHY CHOOSE US?
When choosing Dr. Ulloa, you are choosing an ASOPRS surgeon for eyelid and eyebrow surgery which ensures you're entrusting your procedure to a highly specialized expert who has undergone rigorous training in oculoplastic surgery. Dr. Ulloa will recommend the best brow lift modality for your goals. His proficiency and experience in this field maximizes the chances of achieving optimal results and preserving the health and aesthetics of your eyes. Additionally, choosing an ophthalmologist for this procedure is vital because they have an intricate understanding of eye anatomy, ensuring both cosmetic enhancement and eye health are prioritized throughout your treatment, resulting in safe, effective results.
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PTOSIS:
Eyelid ptosis, or drooping, can obstruct vision, lead to eye strain, and impact facial appearance. Ptosis surgery elevates the eyelid, allowing it to rest at the proper height on the eye.
What Does Ptosis Surgery Treat?
This procedure effectively treats:
Distinct from Blepharoplasty:
It's important to differentiate ptosis surgery from blepharoplasty. While blepharoplasty addresses excess fat and skin around the eyes, ptosis surgery is a muscle surgery aimed at elevating the eyelid to its proper position on the globe. These procedures are often performed separately, with ptosis surgery focusing on functionality and blepharoplasty addressing cosmetic or functional concerns.
Ptosis surgery is a specialized procedure aimed at addressing drooping of the upper eyelid, which can occur due to weakened or stretched eyelid muscles. This surgery focuses on elevating the eyelid to improve both functionality and aesthetics.
What is Ptosis Surgery?
Ptosis Surgery
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RECOVERY AND POST-OPERATIVE CARE:
- Recovery after ptosis surgery typically involves minimal discomfort.
- You may experience some swelling and bruising, which will gradually subside.
- Strenuous activities should be avoided during the early stages of recovery.
- Ptosis surgery is typically performed under local anesthesia to ensure your comfort.
- The procedure may involve repositioning or tightening the eyelid muscles to elevate the eyelid to the desired level.
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE PROCEDURE:
You may be a candidate for ptosis surgery if you experience:
- Noticeable drooping of the upper eyelid.
- Impaired vision due to eyelid drooping.
- Concerns about the appearance of your eyelids.
Dr. Ulloa will conduct a clinical examination to determine if ptosis surgery is the right solution for you.
AM I A CANDIDATE FOR PTOSIS SURGERY?
When choosing Dr. Ulloa, you are choosing an ASOPRS surgeon for facial surgery which ensures you're entrusting your procedure to a highly specialized expert who has undergone rigorous training in oculoplastic and facial surgery. His proficiency and experience in this field maximizes the chances of achieving optimal results and preserving the health and aesthetics of your eyes and face.
WHY CHOOSE US?