Repairing fractures or damage caused by accidents or injuries.
Reducing bulging eyes (proptosis) and relieving pressure for improved function and appearance
Removing benign or malignant growths affecting the orbit.
Treating severe infections (orbital cellulitis) to prevent complications.
For smaller incisions and quicker recovery.
To protect critical structures like the optic nerve and muscles.
In some cases, working alongside specialists in oncology, ENT, or neurology to ensure comprehensive treatment.
Recovery depends on the specific procedure, but most patients can expect: