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Expert Care for Ptosis in Calgary 

Ptosis, or droopy eyelid, is a condition where one or both eyelids sag due to weakened muscles or nerve issues. It can impact vision, facial symmetry, and confidence. At Rejuvenation Dermatology in Calgary, we specialize in diagnosing and treating ptosis with advanced techniques, including surgical correction and non-invasive solutions. Whether caused by aging, injury, or congenital factors, our tailored treatments aim to restore eyelid function and appearance. With our expert care, you can achieve improved vision and a more youthful look. If ptosis is affecting your daily life, schedule a consultation today to explore effective solutions designed for your unique needs.

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What Is Ptosis?

Ptosis is a condition characterized by the drooping of the upper eyelid, which can partially or completely obstruct vision. It can affect one or both eyes and occurs due to weakened muscles, nerve dysfunction, or structural issues. Commonly seen in older adults, ptosis can also be present at birth (congenital ptosis). It may result from aging, injury, previous surgeries, or certain medical conditions. Beyond affecting appearance, severe ptosis can impair vision and cause discomfort, making professional evaluation and treatment essential.

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Signs & Symptoms of Ptosis

Recognizing the symptoms of ptosis can help in seeking timely treatment. Common signs include:

  • Drooping Eyelid: A noticeable sagging of the upper eyelid, which may cover part of the pupil.
  • Obstructed Vision: Difficulty seeing due to the droopy eyelid blocking your field of vision.
  • Eye Strain: Tiredness or discomfort around the eyes, especially when trying to keep them open.
  • Asymmetrical Appearance: Uneven eyelids, which can affect facial symmetry.
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Treatments for Ptosis

Ptosis FAQs:

Aging, congenital factors, nerve damage, or muscle weakness.

Yes, severe ptosis can obstruct vision and require treatment.

It depends on the cause. Some cases may resolve, while others require treatment.

Mild cases may be managed with non-surgical treatments, but surgery is often recommended for significant drooping.

If ptosis affects vision, treatment may be covered. Cosmetic cases may not be covered.

Yes, congenital ptosis affects some children and may require early intervention.

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