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Oculoplasty & Ocular Oncology
Oculoplasty & Ocular Oncology – Restoring Function, Enhancing Appearance, Saving Sight
The eyes are not only vital for vision but also for appearance and expression. At Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre, one of the leading eyecare centres in Eastern India, our oculoplasty and ocular oncology specialists provide advanced surgical care for disorders affecting the eyelids, orbit (eye socket), tear ducts, and tumors around or inside the eye.
Our goal is to restore eye health, improve appearance, and preserve vision while offering compassionate care.
What is Oculoplasty?
Oculoplasty (Oculoplastic surgery) is a specialized branch of ophthalmology that deals with:
- Eyelid disorders (drooping eyelids, in-turned/out-turned lids, tumors)
- Tear duct blockages and watery eyes
- Orbital problems (thyroid eye disease, eye socket injuries, tumors)
- Cosmetic and reconstructive eye surgery
- Artificial eye fitting (ocular prosthesis)
Conditions We Treat with Oculoplasty
- Ptosis (Drooping Eyelids) – Corrected surgically for better vision and cosmetic improvement
- Eyelid Malpositions – Entropion (in-turned eyelid) and Ectropion (out-turned eyelid)
- Lacrimal (Tear Duct) Blockage – Treated with DCR surgery to relieve watering
- Orbital Trauma & Fractures – Reconstruction after injury
- Cosmetic Enhancements – Eyelid bags, dark circles, and rejuvenation surgery
- Artificial Eye Fitting – For patients who have lost an eye
Surgical Ocular Oncology – Fighting Eye Cancers with Expertise
Ocular oncology focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of eye tumors in both children and adults. Early detection is life- and sight-saving.
Common Ocular Tumors We Treat
- Eyelid Tumors – benign and malignant growths
- Conjunctival Tumors – including ocular surface squamous neoplasia
- Retinoblastoma (in children) – the most common childhood eye cancer
- Uveal Melanoma & Choroidal Tumors – cancers inside the eye
- Orbital Tumors – tumors behind or around the eye
Treatments We Offer
- Excision & Reconstruction – Complete removal of eyelid or conjunctival tumors with cosmetic reconstruction
- Cryotherapy / Laser Treatment – For ocular surface tumors
- Chemotherapy / Targeted Therapy – For retinoblastoma and advanced tumors
- Orbital Surgery – Removal of tumors while preserving vision and appearance wherever possible
- Artificial Eye Prosthesis – For patients requiring enucleation (eye removal)
Why Choose Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre?
- Super-specialized oculoplasty and ocular oncology surgeons
- State-of-the-art operating microscopes and imaging
- Multidisciplinary tumor board support (oncology, radiology, pathology)
- Cosmetic and functional rehabilitation for best outcomes
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At Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre, our Oculoplasty & Ocular Oncology team is dedicated to offering life-changing surgeries that restore appearance, function, and vision — while ensuring patient safety and dignity.
Call today to book a consultation and explore the best treatment options for eyelid, orbital, and eye tumors.
Cataract FAQs
Can both eyes be treated in one procedure?
Your doctor will typically arrange the second procedure a few weeks following the first if you have cataracts in both eyes. Nonetheless, treating both eyes in a single treatment on the same day is becoming more and more typical.
How long do the effects of cataract surgery last?
Surgery for a cataract is permanent. The IOL can remain in the eye for the entirety of a person’s life without needing to be taken out or changed.
Will I need to have cataract surgery again?
Natural lenses are removed during cataract surgery and replaced with artificial ones that should last a lifetime and are not prone to degradation.
Are cataracts painful?
Although they don’t hurt, cataracts can be frustrating and uncomfortable since they make it harder to see well. They take decades to manifest symptoms, which appear gradually over time.
Is the surgery safe?
Currently, one of the safest surgical techniques is cataract surgery.
Can cataracts grow back?
No, your eye’s clouded lens is removed during cataract surgery and replaced with an artificial lens. After the natural lens is removed and replaced with an artificial one, cataracts cannot regrow.
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