Eyelid conditions, explained properly
Ptosis, entropion, ectropion, lumps, and the eyelid changes that are not normal ageing. What each one is, what it does to your vision, and when it needs a surgeon.
That lump on your eyelid: chalazion, stye, or something else?
A red, sore bump on the eyelid is usually a stye or a chalazion, a blocked oil gland. An oculoplastic surgeon explains the difference and when to worry.
Droopy eyelid blocking your vision? What ptosis surgery actually fixes
Ptosis, the medical name for a droopy eyelid, can quietly steal your upper vision. An oculoplastic surgeon explains why it happens and what surgery corrects.
My child's eyelid droops, should I worry? A guide to ptosis in children
A droopy upper eyelid in a child, ptosis, can be harmless or can block vision as it develops. Here is how I tell the difference and when to treat.
Eyelash turned inward and scratching your eye? That is entropion, not just irritation
Entropion turns the eyelid margin and lashes inward against the eye. An oculoplastic surgeon explains why it happens and why only surgery corrects it.
Lower eyelid sagging outward and watering? Understanding ectropion
A lower lid that sags outward and away from the eye is ectropion, not just ageing. An oculoplastic surgeon explains the causes, the watering, and the fix.
Eyelid skin changes that are not normal ageing: spotting eyelid skin cancer early
A pearly bump, a lash line that will not grow back, a lump that keeps returning. An oculoplastic surgeon explains eyelid skin cancer signs and when to get checked.
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