Ptosis

Ptosis: A droopy upper eyelid in children and adults

Por Mr Danny Morrison
2024-04-24

Ptosis, which refers to the drooping of an upper eyelid over the eye, is an ophthalmic condition that can be congenital or acquired in nature, and that can lead to loss of vision. Mr Danny Morrison, highly esteemed consultant ophthalmic surgeon, provides an expert insight into ptosis in children and adults, explaining causes, symptoms, treatment and more. Ver más

Drooping or falling of the upper eyelid: All about ptosis

Por Mr Radwan Almousa
2024-04-24

Ptosis can cause vision problems alongside self-esteem issues regarding appearance. It's entirely possible to treat the condition and Mr Radwan Almousa, an esteemed consultant ophthalmologist, discusses options in addressing ptosis, what happens if cases are left untreated and details just how important high standards for surgical treatment are, in this informative article. Ver más

Ptosis: What distinguishes it from other eye conditions?

Por Dr Nick Koutroumanos
2024-04-24

The distinction between ptosis and hooded eyes is an important one. Esteemed ophthalmic and oculoplastic surgeon Dr Nick Koutroumanos provides a detailed insight to why, alongside Ver más

What is eyelid ptosis, and who is at risk?

Por Mr Radwan Almousa
2024-04-24

Eyelid ptosis can cause the upper eyelids to droop, which can eventually lead to vision problems. Here, Mr Radwan Almousa, a highly reputable London-based consultant ophthalmologist, explains in more detail what the condition is, what the main causes are, and who it typically affects. Ver más