I had 3 wall orbital decompression surgery on my right eye over 3 months ago. My eye has set back totally, but it has sunken downward to sinus. Is it possible to fix the position of the orbit with an Orbital Implant surgery? What ate the risks?
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September 29, 2018
Answer: Yes, but your need to have a complete examination of position of your eye to determine if actually your eye is displaced.
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