I am concerned that my lazy eye and eyelid is going to get worse and that it is visible to others around me. Is there anything I can do to make it open as much as the other eye so that they look equal?
November 9, 2012
Answer: Lazy eye or eyelid ptosis correction
lazy eye, otherwise known as eyelid ptosis could have been caused by a variety of reasons including detachement of the Levator Muscle. Eyelid ptosis can be fixed by repairing the Lavortor muscle.
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November 9, 2012
Answer: Lazy eye or eyelid ptosis correction
lazy eye, otherwise known as eyelid ptosis could have been caused by a variety of reasons including detachement of the Levator Muscle. Eyelid ptosis can be fixed by repairing the Lavortor muscle.
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Answer: How do I fix my lazy eyelid? Make an appointment with an ocular plastic surgeon to tighten up the loose muscles that hold the eyelid open. Sometimes this can be billed to medical insurance if it is significant enough. Cosmetic upper eyelid blepharoplasty will be of no benefit for this condition.
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Answer: How do I fix my lazy eyelid? Make an appointment with an ocular plastic surgeon to tighten up the loose muscles that hold the eyelid open. Sometimes this can be billed to medical insurance if it is significant enough. Cosmetic upper eyelid blepharoplasty will be of no benefit for this condition.
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