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Laser Cosmetic Eye Surgery for the Windows to Your Soul - Dr William Boothe

Individuals experience problems with their eyes irregardless of their age. Vision correction, be it by surgery or prescription, is sought after by young children to the elderly. Other people experience aesthetic problems around their eyes such as wrinkles, crows feet or drooping eyelids. One of the most common cosmetic procedures offered today is blepharoplasty, which is more commonly referred to as eyelid surgery. Dr. William Boothe uses leading-edge technology housed at the Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center to help these patients who seek a more refreshed look. People are encouraged to read the content below provided by Dr. Boothe to learn more about some of the causes of drooping eyelids and the different treatment options provided at Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center.

Certain factors such as stress, exposure to sunlight, cigarette smoke and pollution and age can all affect the way our eyes and the area around it look. Heavy eye bags, wrinkles and loose or droopy skin around the eyes can be unsightly and may make you look older than your real age. For these, the application of creams around the area may not simply work. Blurred vision due to conditions like astigmatism, near sightedness and far sightedness can be a burden to a lot of people too. Wearing eyeglasses or being highly dependent on contact lenses can be cumbersome. If you are serious about changing these problems, you might want to try laser cosmetic eye surgery.

A common problem is drooping eyelids. An option for this is blepharoplasty or eyelift. This is one of the most common cosmetic procedures done on the face. It can be done on the upper or lower eyelid, depending on where the patient needs it. Most commonly addressed problems involving the upper eyelids are droopiness and puffiness.

For the lower eyelids, the common problem is the presence of fat deposits. These make the eye look tired and in some cases, people even find it difficult to apply make up on these problem areas. They can also have an effect on vision since drooping eyelids can block the eyes. It can also lead to further development of wrinkles around the eyes.

These procedures however, do not correct crow's feet or wrinkles around the eyes. These may require separate surgical procedures.