How Eyelid Ptosis is Diagnosed, and Treated

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New York oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Amiya Prasad, M.D. reviews how eyelid ptosis is diagnosed, treated, and what one can expect after ptosis correction surgery:
0:21 - An introduction on the definition of ptosis
1:02 - Dr. Prasad details his background training in cosmetic oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgery, as well as his experience as an eyelid surgery specialist
1:26 - How Dr. Prasad assesses cases for ptosis; and the difference between congenital and acquired ptosis
1:58 - What eyelid ptosis is
2:11 - How type of ptosis surgery depends on the strength of the levator muscle
2:37 - The difference between dermatochalasis and ptosis, and the importance of properly diagnosing both during consultation
3:39 - Ptosis surgery for acquired ptosis
4:04 - The objectives of ptosis surgery
4:28 - Dr. Prasad discusses the specifics of how ptosis surgery is performed in his practice
5:04 - How 5% of the time, enhancements are needed after ptosis surgery
5:26 - How swelling is a normal part of the post-surgery healing process
5:38 - Helpful methods to employ to help with post-surgery swelling
6:07 - The follow-up process; and how it is possible to return to work in 1 week
6:22 - How healing usually resolves in about 6 months
6:28 - Scenarios in which swelling and healing may take longer
6:39 - How ptosis can significantly impact one’s appearance and vision
6:56 - Dr. Prasad’s recommendation
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