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Thank you for sharing your question. In severe cases of ptosis when the vision is affected the insurance companies will cover the cost. See an experienced Oculoplastic Surgeon for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of treatment options. Good luck,
Thank you for your question. As long as the ptosis causes a loss of peripheral vision, most insurance companies will cover ptosis repair. Schedule a consultation with a board certified oculoplastic surgeon to discuss your condition. Good luck!
If the ptosis is blocking vision, the surgery should be covered. An in-person evaluation by a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon can help determine your eligibility.
As long as the ptosis is causing vision loss and is interfering with your ability to perform visual tasks, the surgery should be covered.It is important that you have your ptosis evaluated and treated by an Oculoplastic Surgeon.
Your result looks great and the surgeon did a wonderful job on a difficult case ( a second surgery for a notoriously tough problem--congenital ptosis).The swelling will get much better.Congrats!
Depending on the type of suture that was used and the depth at which the suture was passed, this can happen. By this time the suture should not be doing much as far as the height of the eyelid. The stitch will likely need to be removed to present injury to the eye, but each case is...
It is simple but it is often associated with under correction of the eyelid position. The fundamental problem here is that in order for the Muellerectomy to be successful, the levator aponeurosis needs to be in position over the tarsus. In many eyelids, like yours, that is not the anatomic s...