How do you treat patients with acquired blepharoptosis, drooping eyelids, congenital ptosis? скачать в хорошем качестве

How do you treat patients with acquired blepharoptosis, drooping eyelids, congenital ptosis?

One of the things I want to bring up that I really like about UPNEEQ this new product, is I have something I can do for ptosis. My referring physicians now have something because a lot of times, they may have referred that patient to me, "What are you going to do with it?" Well, I don't do lid lifts and I don't do ptosis repair. So many times they're referring that patient to me, I'm seeing that patient and referring it onto the plastic surgeon. So now what I'm doing is teaching all those referring physicians as well as my staff, "Hey, we've got this new product." Blepharoptosis: an abnormal, low-lying upper eyelid margin. Drooping eyelids may occur on both sides (bilateral) or on one side only (unilateral), in which case it is more easily noticed. Congenital ptosis is eyelid drooping that is present at birth; when it develops later, it is referred to as acquired ptosis. Karl Stonecipher, MD | Key Opinion Leader for the Eye Care Community Whether you need an eye exam or laser eye surgery, you need to choose an experienced and qualified ophthalmologist. Dr. Stonecipher from Laser Defined Vision, PA in Greensboro, NC has over 20 years of experience. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine he completed his residency at Tulane Medical Center then followed with his fellowship at the McGee Eye Institute in Oklahoma City, OK. Dr. Stonecipher has been a keynote speaker for medical events all over the globe and has countless publications and accolades. EYE NEWS TV provides key opinion leader video education to eye care professionals and the opinions expressed within the content are solely the author’s and do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of this website or its affiliates. Eye News TV is a key opinion leader video channel for eye care professionals and patients. Our goal is provide access to eye care education for both doctors and patients. Content creator, Tom Pace interviews ophthalmologists/optometrists and patients about the latest eye technology, customer experience, and patient outcomes. Other channels include Dry Eye News TV, Retina News TV, Glaucoma News TV, Cataract News TV.