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How is Eyelid Disorders treated? Oculoplastic Surgery is a branch that is interested in eyelids, nasolacrimal ducts, and orbital (hole of the eye) diseases. Botox is performed in situations like eyelid introversions (entropium), extroversions (ectropium), droopy eyelids (ptosis), introversion of eyelashes, opening of congenital or acquired...
What Is Uveitis? Uveitis is the inflammation in the vascular layer of the eye. It may recur from time to time after treatment. Iridocyclitis, inflammations that occur in the anterior of the eye, responds early and well to the treatment. Inflammations which are in the posterior...
Importance of Follow up Retinopathy of Prematurity is characterized by abnormal vasculature and fibrosis development in the retinal layer of premature babies who are born before the development of vessels inside of the eye. Since there is no symptom, babies who are born before 32nd week...
How does Posterior Vitreous Detachment Occur? The retina, nerve layer in the eye which senses the vision, is normally attached to the inner wall of the eye. The vitreous body fills the posterior cavity of the eye, has a gel-like form and poor attachment with the...
Our eyes, our window opening to the world, are the most complex organs in our body. It contains body tissues as well as tissues specific to itself. This complex structure may be affected by many genetic and systemic diseases. In order to detect these diseases,...
What is Neuro-Ophthalmology? Neuro-Ophthalmology focuses on visual impairments caused by optic nerve or brain problems as well as movement problems in the eyeball and eyelids. It indicates the methods to reveal, evaluate and treat these problems. Usually, a neurologist and ophthalmologist follow the patient together in...
