Basics of oculoplastic procedures -- anaesthesia in oculoplasty -- benign lid lesions -- malignant lid lesions -- common eyelid malpositions -- centurion syndrome -- floppy eyelid syndrome -- congenital ptosis -- blepharophimosis and marcus gunn as special types of pediatric ptosis -- correction of congenital ptosis with poor levator function with the frontalis flap procedure -- adult ptosis -- blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm and functional applications of neurotoxins in the periocular area -- eyelid reconstruction -- trichiasis and trachoma -- facial nerve palsy and oculoplasty -- upper blepharoplasty and browplasty -- lower blepharoplasty -- the cosmetic use of injectables in oculoplasty -- body dysmorphic disorder -- dry eye disease -- congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction -- acquired lacrimal obstruction -- punctal stenosis -- canalicular obstruction -- dacryoadenitis, dacryocystitis, and canaliculitis -- pediatric ophthalmology and oculoplasty -- refractive surgery and oculoplasty -- pathology and oculoplasty -- the nasal sinuses and oculoplasty -- neuro ophthalmology and oculoplasty -- oncological and maxillofacial considerations of periorbital lesions -- periorbital dermatology and oculoplasty -- glaucoma and oculoplasty -- orbital evaluation and proptosis -- Radiology and oculoplasty -- common orbital disorders in children -- common orbital disorders in adults -- thyroid eye disease (ted) -- the surgical approach to the orbit -- eyelid injuries -- lacrimal injuries -- orbital trauma -- evisceration -- enucleation -- orbital implants & eye prosthesis -- orbital implants.

Oculoplastic Surgery: A Practical Guide to Common Disorders provides guidance on various clinical approaches for treating oculoplastic disorders as well as ocular trauma. In addition, highly illustrated and informative chapters examine the interaction between oculoplasty, ophthalmic sub-specialties (pediatrics, cataract, refractive, neuro, glaucoma) and other clinical areas including ENT, maxillofacial, dermatology, general plastic surgery and psychiatry. Consultants, surgeons, trainees and health professionals from all the specialties and sub-specialties related to oculoplasty, will find this book to be an indispensable resource for further developing skills and knowledge in the field of oculoplastic surgery.