Enophthalmos

Added: 2026-04-30

[00:00:00]And you know because of the accident, one of the eyes got really small. We call that enophthalmoses.

[00:00:05]So, what is basically happening is the orbit, which is a bony structure that houses the eye or the globe, has become bigger. The eye has gone in. So, we're going to be doing this enophthalmoses correction. We're going to be increasing the projection of the eye by decreasing the volume of the bony orbit. That's our plan. Now, today we have a 3D lab here at our hospitals. We're able to take the scan, put in the lab, exactly know what kind of augmentations we need to do either on the inferior orbital rim, on the floor, on the medial aspect, or whatever. That will enable us to give precise 100% results or very close to 100% results.

[00:00:44]Thank you.