Precision Meets Aesthetics

Advanced Eyelid, Orbital & Lacrimal Surgery

Oculoplastic surgery is a specialized branch of ophthalmology that focuses on the structures surrounding the eye—including the eyelids, the tear ducts (lacrimal system), and the orbit (the bony socket). At Maya Netralaya, we combine the delicate touch of eye surgery with the reconstructive principles of plastic surgery to restore both function and appearance.

Key Procedures We Perform

Ptosis (Droopy Eyelid)

Whether congenital (from birth) or acquired due to age, a drooping eyelid can obstruct vision and affect appearance. Dr. Rahul Singh performs precision muscle-strengthening surgery to lift the eyelid to its natural position.

Eyelid Malpositions

Conditions like Entropion (eyelid turning inward) or Ectropion (eyelid turning outward) can cause severe irritation and corneal damage. We offer surgical correction to restore the proper eyelid-to-eye contact.

DCR (Tear Duct Surgery)

Chronic watering and recurrent eye infections are often caused by a blocked tear duct. Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) surgery creates a new pathway for tears to drain into the nose.

Eyelid Tumors & Growths

Safe removal of cysts, chalazions, or tumors with careful attention to reconstructive techniques that minimize scarring and preserve the eye’s protective function.

The AIIMS Advantage in Oculoplastics

Eyelid surgery involves working within millimeters of the globe. A surgeon must ensure that while the eye looks better, it also closes properly to stay lubricated. Dr. Rahul Singh’s training at AIIMS, New Delhi, ensures:

Symmetry focus: Ensuring both eyes look balanced and natural.
Micro-Surgical Technique: Using the finest sutures to minimize visible scarring.
Corneal Safety: Prioritizing the health of the eye surface during all eyelid procedures.

Aesthetic Consultations

Are you looking for Blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) to look more refreshed? We offer cosmetic oculoplastic evaluations to discuss how we can reduce "baggy" eyelids and restore a youthful contour to your eyes.

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Did You Know?

Many cases of "watery eyes" in adults are not due to over-production of tears, but a mechanical blockage in the drainage system that requires an oculoplastic specialist to fix.

Recovery Tips

Cold compresses for the first 48 hours reduce swelling.

Keep your head elevated while sleeping post-surgery.

Wear dark sunglasses to protect the incisions from UV light.

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