Restore Your Vision and Confidence with Advanced Oculoplastic Surgery at Eye Sight Centre.

Do you struggle with eyelids that sag or droop, making you look tired or even obstructing your vision? This condition, known as Ptosis, can affect both children and adults. At Eye Sight Centre, Varanasi, we provide specialized surgical solutions to correct drooping eyelids, led by one of the region's most experienced ophthalmologists, Dr. Richa Srivastava (MBBS, MS Ophthalmology).

What is Ptosis?

Ptosis is the medical term for a drooping upper eyelid. It occurs when the muscles responsible for lifting the eyelid (the levator muscles) weaken due to age, injury, or congenital factors.

Why Seek Treatment?

• Vision Correction: Severe drooping can block your pupil, limiting your field of vision.

• Cosmetic Improvement: Sagging lids can cause a "permanently tired" look.
• Reduced Strain: Many patients unconsciously lift their eyebrows or tilt their heads back to see better, leading to chronic tension headaches.

Meet Your Surgeon: Dr. Richa Srivastava

With over 20 years of clinical excellence, Dr. Richa Srivastava is a trusted name in Varanasi’s eye care landscape. She specializes in complex surgeries, including:

• Oculoplastics (Ptosis & Eyelid Reconstruction)
• Advanced Cataract Surgery
• Glaucoma Management

Under her expert supervision, Eye Sight Centre has become a premier destination for patients across Varanasi, Mughalsarai, and Eastern Uttar Pradesh seeking precision-driven surgical outcomes.

Ptosis Surgery: The Procedure

Ptosis correction is a delicate oculoplastic procedure. The goal is to tighten the levator muscle to lift the eyelid to its natural, functional position.

1 Detailed Consultation

Medical Evaluation

Dr. Srivastava performs a thorough examination to determine the cause of the ptosis (myogenic, neurogenic, or aponeurotic) and measures the degree of muscle function.

2 Surgical Planning

Customized Approach

The surgery is tailored based on whether it is a "Levator Resection" (tightening the muscle) or a "Sling Operation" (using forehead muscles to lift the lid).

3 The Procedure

Day-Care Surgery

Performed under local or general anesthesia (depending on the patient's age). The incision is typically hidden within the natural eyelid crease to ensure minimal scarring.

4 Post-Operative Care

Recovery Support

Patients usually go home the same day. Full recovery and the final aesthetic result are typically visible within 2–4 weeks as swelling subsides.

Book Your Consultation Today

Don't let drooping eyelids affect your life. Visit Eye Sight Centre for a comprehensive evaluation.