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Ptosis Repair

12 May

Posted at 20:52h in Cosmetic Eye Surgery, Financials, Ptosis Repair, Uncategorized by
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A guide to further factors that determine if insurance covers eyelid surgery, and cosmetic financing options.

In part one of our checklist used in deciding if insurance covers eyelid surgery, we discovered determining factors within photos taken at time of consultation. The final component insurance companies look for is the Humphrey Visual Field test. The Humphrey Visual Field, or HVF, is a unique automated procedure used to perform

08 May

Posted at 01:18h in Cosmetic Eye Surgery, Ptosis Repair by
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A detailed explanation of how a surgeon determines if insurance covers eyelid surgery.

Possibly the most common question prospective patients have is whether or not insurance covers eyelid surgery. There are several factors that need to be considered when answering this question, especially regarding surgery that corrects drooping eyelids, or ptosis repair. While the answer to this question has many components, it is rather simple to break it down.

05 May

Posted at 20:14h in Cosmetic Eye Surgery, Ptosis Repair, Uncategorized by
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Rejuvenate your appearance with droopy eyelid surgery!

[caption id="attachment_183" align="alignright" width="251"]droopy eyelid surgery- before and after 75 year-old woman with weak
upper eyelid muscle due to aging.
Click on the photo to discover if
surgery is right for you![/caption] Are you noticing your eyelids appear to be half-open? You wake up feeling rested, yet your eyelids are still giving off a tired/ sleepy look? Has your field of vision been significantly decreased because of the droopiness? Luckily, there is a minimally invasive, permanent droopy eyelid surgery that takes years off of your eyes.