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Overview

Oculoplasty is a specialized field of ophthalmology that deals with the surgical treatment of diseases, injuries, and deformities affecting the eye and surrounding structures, including the eyelids, tear ducts, and bones around the eye. Oculoplasty encompasses a variety of procedures for both functional and aesthetic purposes.

Procedure Details

• Procedure: Oculoplasty (Oküloplasti) – Specific procedure may vary (eyelid surgery, tear duct surgery, orbital reconstruction, etc.)
• Duration: Varies from 30 minutes to several hours depending on the procedure.
• Anesthesia: Local anesthesia (drops or injection) or general anesthesia (depending on the procedure)
• Location: Atlas University Hospital – Istanbul
• Possible Side Effects: Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, bleeding, scarring, vision changes (temporary or, in rare cases, permanent).
• Recovery Time: Varies depending on the procedure, usually between a few days and a few weeks.
• Expected Outcomes: Improved eye function, better eye health, more aesthetic appearance, increased quality of life.

Daily Plan

• Day 1:
  • Arrival in Istanbul and transfer to the hospital.
  • Pre-operative consultation and detailed eye examination with your oculoplastic surgeon.
  • Completion of necessary tests (vision test, eye pressure measurement, imaging, etc.).
  • Planning of the procedure and discussion of expectations.
• Day 2:
  • Oculoplastic surgery.
  • Post-operative care and monitoring.
  • Hospital stay (varies depending on the procedure).
• Day 3:
  • Post-operative check-up by the surgeon.
  • Changing of dressings (if necessary).
  • Medication information and use of eye drops.
  • Discharge from the hospital and transfer to the hotel.
  • Removal of stitches after one week.
•  Day 4:
  • Return to your country.

Post-Operative Care

• Use your medications and eye drops regularly.
• Avoid rubbing and scratching your eyes.
• Protect your eyes from dust and dirt.
• Follow your doctor’s instructions and schedule a follow-up appointment with a local ophthalmologist after returning to your country.

FAQ

• Q: Is oculoplastic surgery painful?
  • A: Pain is usually not felt during the surgery because anesthesia is applied. There may be mild pain or discomfort after surgery, which can be controlled with medication.
• Q: What are the risks of oculoplastic surgery?
  • A: As with any surgical procedure, oculoplastic surgery carries risks such as infection, bleeding, and scarring. In rare cases, vision changes may also occur. Your surgeon will explain the risks in detail.
• Q: Who is suitable for oculoplastic surgery?
  • A: People with various eye problems such as drooping eyelids, blocked tear ducts, tumors around the eyes, and eye damage after trauma may be suitable for oculoplastic surgery. Your doctor will evaluate your condition and decide if surgery is right for you.