Droopy eyelids – a condition known as ptosis – can affect your appearance, making you look older and more tired than you are. More importantly, it can limit your field of vision, which can affect your work, your athletic pursuits, your driving and more. Ptosis can be caused by an injury to the delicate muscles around the eyelids or just through the normal aging process. Whatever the cause, if droopy eyelids have become a problem for you, Plastic Eye Associates offers superior ptosis repair in Tiger Point, FL.
The highly trained surgeons at Plastic Eye Associates are recognized throughout the country and internationally for their cosmetic and reconstructive procedures in Tiger Point. Droopy eyelid repair is one of our most-requested surgeries for both men and women,
What Does Droopy Eyelid Surgery in Tiger Point, FL, Involve?
First, let’s look at what makes eyelids droop. Droopy eyelids occur when the eyelid muscle becomes stretched or detached from the eye’s skeletal frame.
Our Tiger Point ptosis surgery is typically a simple procedure that consists of making a small incision in order to remove the excess skin on the eyelid or to reattach a detached muscle. This lifts your eyelids, resulting in improved vision and a fresher, younger, less tired look. Our patients tell us that they even feel more awake and are better able to see everything going on around them. They even report that their golf game has improved!
Comprehensive Cosmetic and Restorative Eye Surgery
The doctors at Plastic Eye Associates do a wide range of eye procedures besides our Tiger Point droopy eyelid repair, including:
- Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery)
- Brow and forehead lifts
- Reconstructive eye surgery
- Thyroid eye disease treatment
- Botox and other facial fillers, including Juvederm, Dysport, Restylane and more
Our doctors in Texas and Florida have been among the most widely recognized specialists in oculoplastic surgery in the country since 1985 and have a worldwide reputation. We’re proud of the many accolades we’ve received, including U.S. News & World Report’s “Top Doctors” since 2011 – to name just one. They’ve given lectures on five continents and authored close to 300 articles in teaching journals.
