Ectropion and Entropion
Before and After Photo Gallery

This patient had significant lower lid ectropions, where the position of the eyelid is directed outward and away from the eyeballs. This results in tearing and constant irritation. He underwent lower lid ectropion repair and a midface lift to help keep his eyelids positioned as best as possible after surgery.

This patient has a chronic ectropion of her right lower lid. She underwent repair of an eyelid trauma decades ago and now has slowly worsening ectropion which is resulting in ocular irritation, tearing, and redness to the eye. Note that her right lower lid is turned out.

This patient has a chronic ectropion of his left lower lid. Note that his left lower lid is turned out.. This is more likely due to long-term sun exposure.By repairing this using a special resuspension and tightening technique referred to as a canthoplasty, his tearing complaints improved.

This lady had a left lower lid ectropion. As you can see, the left lower lid is lax (or loose) and is turned outward.The left lower lid ectropion has been repaired using a special tightening and resuspension technique.

It is a little subtle at first, but note the inward turning of the right lower lid (entropion). He also has constant irritation and tearing. The right lower lid underwent an entropion repair to help “turn” the lid bac to a more normal position.

It is a little subtle at first, but note the inward turning of the eyelashes (entropion) in both lower lids. She also has constant irritation and tearing. Both lids were repaired and turned back to a more normal position. She has ptosis as well but did not want her upper lids repaired.