Ptosis Correction
Droopy eyelid affecting your vision or confidence?
Precise ptosis evaluation and correction to restore comfort, symmetry and clear vision.
Specialist focusEyelid, orbit, lacrimal & reconstructive care
Patient-firstClear guidance before and after treatment
Evidence-informedEducational content with trusted references
Specialist care
Eyelid, orbit and tear-duct expertise with an eye-first approach
Oculoplasty brings together detailed ophthalmic examination, reconstructive planning and careful attention to facial balance. Care may include medical treatment, surgery or observation depending on the diagnosis.
Every consultation focuses on eye safety, function, realistic outcomes and clear communication.
Meet Dr. Rohit Rao →Areas of focus
Conditions treated
Eyelids
Ptosis, entropion, ectropion, lumps, trauma, reconstruction and selected aesthetic concerns.
Orbit
Thyroid eye disease, proptosis, orbital fractures, inflammation and tumours.
Tear drainage
Watery eyes, tear-duct obstruction, recurrent infection and DCR surgery.
Patient pathway
From careful diagnosis to supported recovery
A useful plan starts with the right diagnosis. Your visit may include eyelid measurements, eye-surface assessment, photography, tear-drainage testing or imaging when clinically required.
You will receive an explanation of options, expected recovery, alternatives and important warning symptoms.
Patient guide →Have a concern about your eyelid, orbit or tear drainage?
Request a consultation and share the symptoms, duration and any previous treatment.
Knowledge centre
View all articles →Latest eye health articles
Patient Guide
Preparing for Oculoplasty Surgery and Recovering Safely
A step-by-step guide to medicines, transport, wound care, swelling and warning signs before and after eyelid, tear-duct or orbital surgery.
Non-Surgical Treatments
Dermal Fillers Around the Eyes: Benefits, Limits and Vascular Risks
Under-eye filler may suit selected volume deficits, but swelling, contour irregularity and rare vascular vision loss require careful patient selection.
Non-Surgical Treatments
Botulinum Toxin Around the Eyes: Medical and Aesthetic Uses
Botulinum toxin can treat selected spasms and expression lines, but precise dosing is important to avoid eyelid droop, double vision or dry eye.
Socket & Prosthesis
Eye Socket Surgery and Prosthetic Eye Care
Comfortable prosthetic-eye wear depends on healthy socket lining, eyelid support, implant volume and regular cleaning and review.
Facial Nerve & Eyelid
Facial Nerve Palsy: Eye Protection and Eyelid Rehabilitation
Weak blinking and incomplete closure can dry and injure the cornea. Early lubrication and tailored eyelid support protect vision.
Orbital Conditions
Orbital Tumours: Symptoms, Imaging, Biopsy and Treatment Planning
Orbital masses may present with slow proptosis, double vision or vision change. Imaging and tissue diagnosis guide safe treatment.
Need a personalised opinion?
Request consultationDiscuss your eyelid, orbit or tear-duct concern
Share your concern and preferred appointment time. The clinic team can guide you on the next step.