Head – Oculoplasty & Aesthetic
Services
MBBS, DO, DNB, FRCS (Glasgow), FMRF
An Exclusive webinar for Doctors Oculoplasty sits at the intersection of function, reconstruction, and aesthetics. The clinical decision-making here is fundamentally different from routine facial cosmetic work.
Where peri-ocular aesthetics ends and reconstruction begins
Surgical accountability around the orbit
Managing complexity, complications, and revisions
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Surgical ownership of
the peri-ocular region
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Why orbital work demands reconstructive training
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Managing complications near vision-critical structures
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Trauma and reconstruction versus elective aesthetics
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Decision-making in high-risk peri-ocular cases
Head - Oculoplasty & Aesthetic Services
Cosmetic procedures are often undertaken for patients above 18 years of age and in good medical health. This fitness will be decided by the doctor after a thorough evaluation. If you’re in good health, then you’re good to go.
While the duration of stay depends on the procedure, most of the procedures do not require an overnight stay. Several treatments can be provided on the day of the consultation itself. Some outpatient procedures may require more than one sitting.
These procedures are generally very safe. To make your procedures as safe as possible, we at Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital use advanced techniques and expert surgeons. Complications may involve allergic reactions, infections and under or over-correction. Most complications are temporary.
The recovery period depends on the type and duration of surgery. There could be some eyelid swelling and bruising after the surgery, depending on the type. Your surgeon will explain the length of the recovery. There might also be a post-operative restriction on activities.
