Eyelids and Tearducts
Heavy eyelids
Blepharoptosis

What is Blepharoptosis?

Blepharoptosis is the drooping of the upper eyelid affecting either one or both eyelids. The eyelid itself can droop to cover part of the pupil. This reduces vision and the amount of light that can enter the eye, this is known as a “ptosis”, pronounced “Tosis”. The skin in the upper lid can also droop and cover the eyelid and part of the eye. There may be swelling and puffiness of the eyelids. This results in the same symptoms.

What are the symptoms of Blepharoptosis?

Blepharoptosis can cause heavy, drooping eyelids. The eyebrow region can overact giving rise to headaches and brow ache. The upper vision can be reduced, and this can be demonstrated with a visual field test.

What is the treatment for Blepharoptosis?

The treatment for Blepharoptosis usually involves surgery. This may lift the actual eyelid and remove any drooping eyelid skin.

What can I expect after Blepharoptosis Treatment?

Following treatment for Blepharoptosis treatment, patients can usually expect There is usually a reduced brow-aches and increased quality of vision. There is often also an aesthetic benefit – patients’ eyelids may be restored to their previous position, sagginess and puffiness may be reduced.

Is Blepharoptosis treatment right for me?

Do not hesitate to book a consultation to discuss Blepharoptosis treatment options with and improve your quality of vision.

Why choose SEE for Blepharoptosis diagnosis and treatment?

We fully understand that you want the best treatment possible when it comes to a Blepharoptosis diagnosis and treatment. Rest assured, At SEE, we specialise in surgical procedures and treatment for a vast number of retinal conditions with blepharoptosis treatment being one of them.

Our expert team of ophthalmic surgeons provide nothing but attention to detail but also strive to make sure you feel at ease by providing high quality patient care and personalised eye treatments.