After I had surgery to repair an orbital floor blowout and fracture of the orbital rim, the eye relevant to the injury became sunken. It is noticeably pushed back from the original state and double vision is prevalent in the very top and very bottom of my visual range. Is it possible to have surgery to reposition the eye more outwards, back to its original location? If so, what surgeries are commonly available and recommended? Thanks in advance.
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January 3, 2019
Answer: See an oculoplastic surgeon for orbital fracture sunken eye repair
Hi there. Everyone heals differently, but in general, there is not immediate improvement after this procedure. It takes time for the body to heal and for some of the residual scar tissue to go down. I routinely also inject steroid and 5 fluorouracil at the time of the incision and drainage and...
Find the person that will do what you what but know that this is not easy to accomplish. Changing orbital anatomy will cost you natural appearance. Have you had surgery in the past? it appears that you have has upper and lower eyelid surgery with removal of too much fat! some fillers replacement...
Firstly, I want to point out that the photos of the women you have posted are touched up and not real, so quite frankly its an unrealistic goal/expectation. Obviously the fake lashes also add to that.However, they do have a pronounced "canthal tilt". The canthus is the corner of the eye, and in...