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Ptosis and Convergence Insufficiency, which one may develop from the other?

Salem2016Jan 20, 2017
- Can congenital ptosis develop Convergence Insufficiency? - Can having Convergence Insufficiency develop congenital ptosis?

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Paul B. Johnson, MD

Thank you for your question.  It is true that eyedrops can be used to treat ptosis but they work best for ptosis caused by the injection of neuromodulators such as Botox.  The eyedrops need to be used multiple times a day and have several side effects (e.g., redness, burning,...

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James R. Gordon, MD, FACS, FAAO

Thank you for sharing your question. There are subtle differences between internal ptosis procedures. If they do not elevate the eyelid sufficiently, an external approach can be done. I hope this helps. Good luck,

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Jeffrey M. Joseph, MD

The change in your eyelid can be from abnormal activity of the nerve, which is best treated with Botox. If it is truly weakened or drooping, ptosis surgery may help as well.

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