Eyelid retraction occurs when the upper or lower eyelid is pulled away from the eye, exposing more of the white of the eyes, also known as scleral show. The eye can appear rounded and not almond shape. The condition may be the result of genetics, but many people develop upper or lower eyelid retraction as … Read more
Perhaps you’ve noticed that your eyes no longer convey the youthful, vibrant personality they once did. Perhaps you experience frequent eye dryness and discomfort as a result of the effects of time and gravity on your appearance. If you are considering making a change that is both long-lasting and natural looking, you may be interested … Read more
While some people may have prominent eyes due to hereditary factors, eyes that protrude far enough in the eye sockets to show the whites of the eyes all the way around the iris may be an indication of a health issue. Abnormal bulging of the eyes, particularly at a young age, should be examined by … Read more
Bell’s palsy, which is a common cause of facial paralysis, is a condition in which damage to the facial nerve causes the muscles along one side of the face to become weak or paralyzed. There is currently no known cause for this condition that can suddenly occur overnight without any warning and may disappear in … Read more
Botox is the most well known neuromodulator for getting rid of fine lines and wrinkles, but there are also two other effective options to choose from – Dysport and Xeomin. Each of these neuromodulators provide amazing results, smoothing and softening wrinkles to achieve a younger appearance. So, what’s the difference? At Taban MD, we offer … Read more
If you notice that you have trouble seeing clearly or feel dissatisfied with your appearance due to loose, sagging upper eyelids, you may be eligible for an effective surgical procedure called blepharoptosis surgery. While drooping eyelids (ptosis) are often a sign of aging, it can also occur as a result of an injury or neurological … Read more
Orbital blowouts can be distressing injuries, with many possible complications, pain, and slow healing times too. Fortunately a good surgeon may be able to help you resolve these issues. In many cases after a blow to the eye orbital blowout surgery may be necessary to help you regain vision, reduce pain, and prevent further injury … Read more
Bulgy Eye Treatment While the most common cause of bulgy eyes is inherited bulgy eyes, the second most common cause is from a condition called Grave’s disease. This results from the abnormal hormonal balance experienced with Hyperthyroidism. Over time the eyes begin to bulge and could cause vision problems or actual injury to the eye. … Read more
Eyelid Chalazion Surgeon A Chalazion is a hard red bump on the eye lid, which while closely related to a stye, has some major differences. You can also browse this article for more information on how an eyelid Chalazion surgeon can help you to get your eye area back to normal. If you have a … Read more
Eyelid Filler Injections Eyelid filler injection is a very common procedure now along with the advent of many other plastic surgery procedures in the last few decades. These injections can help to fill the hollows beneath the eyes, eliminate dark eye circles, and create a more youthful look. If you’ve been thinking of having eyelid … Read more
