Orbital expansion surgery

When we perform orbital expansion surgery, scarring is invisible because the incision made for the procedure is done on the conjunctiva (the tissue lining the inside of the eyelid). Instead of taking out a large portion of bone from the orbital room (the space behind the eye) like in other practices, we use very specific instruments to finely cut and shape orbital bone. This allows more room for the eyeball to rest more comfortably in the socket. The surgery is quick, taking less than an hour to perform, and there is no need for hospitalization – owing to a speedy recovery time.

If you are considering a more permanent solution for bulging eyeballs, look no further. Please feel free to visit our homepage here and contact us with any questions or inquiries you have.