A smaller eye after an accident: can it be corrected?
Has your eye become smaller after an accident? Dr. Mahmoud El Samkary explains how the eye's position is corrected surgically through an internal incision.
Some patients have a car accident or a strong impact with no problem at first. Two or three months later, they notice that one eye has become smaller than the other, even without double vision or weaker sight.
Can it be corrected?
Yes. Dr. Mahmoud El Samkary performs surgery to place a coral implant in front of the inner bones of the eye socket, raising the eye and making the two eyes symmetrical.
The operation is done through a hidden internal cosmetic incision, and the patient goes home the same day.
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