Oculoplastic surgery or reconstructive surgery or ophthalmic plastic surgery manages problems primarily related to the tissues around the eyes encompassing eyelid surgery to change the structure and function of the lids, the tear duct system, the eye socket and orbitofacial.

A wide array of surgical procedures is included in this area, but among the most common are surgeries to correct loose, droopy or baggy eyelids, re-establish drainage for watery eyes due to tear duct blockages, reconstruct eye sockets and improve cosmetic appearance through Botox injections and oculoplastic procedures.

A key element of oculoplastic surgery is surgical repair of injuries, not only to improve the appearance of the eyelid, but more importantly, to allow the eyelids to protect the eye adequately.

The ever-rising demand for improved cosmetic appearance of the face has resulted in increased numbers of oculoplastic procedures. Botox injections, mini-incision periorbital rejuvenation for areas above and below the eyes for cosmetic improvement as well as functional restoration are commonly provided.

Conditions like eye allergies, eye infections and dry eyes are also addressed.