Ptosis Correction
Eyelid opening surgery to restore natural eye expression
Surgical Perspective
Ptosis affects not only eyelid function but also facial expression. When the eyelid position is lowered, the eyes may appear tired or less alert even when the patient feels well rested.
Correction of eyelid position can restore a more natural and refreshed appearance while preserving individual eye characteristics.
What this surgery addresses
Ptosis correction may benefit patients who have:
Heavy or tired looking eyes
Eyelid drooping that partially covers the pupil
Asymmetry of eyelid height
Forehead strain from compensatory brow elevation
Subclinical ptosis affecting eye openness
Surgical Approach
Surgical planning is individualized based on eyelid anatomy, levator muscle function, and brow position.
Depending on clinical findings, techniques may include levator muscle advancement or Müller muscle modification. The objective is precise correction that restores natural eye opening while avoiding an overcorrected or artificial appearance.
Case Archive
Representative cases of ptosis correction.