Functional Procedures

Stories of Confidence & Care

I always felt my eyes made me look more tired than I actually felt. Dr Sumer understood exactly what I wanted and never pushed me into anything extra. After the surgery, I just look fresher and more awake.

— Mrs. Amita 45/F

I was quite nervous before deciding to go ahead, but Dr Sumer and his team made me feel very comfortable. The result is very natural and neat. I am very happy with my results

— Mr. Saroj Shah 52/M

My right eye looks smaller than left since birth and I was always conscious of it in photos. Dr Sumer explained the problem in a very simple way and gave me confidence to go ahead. My eyes now look much more even, and I feel very good

— Mr. Farhaz 22/M

From my first visit, Dr Sumer and his team were kind, patient, and very reassuring. Siddhant at the front desk was always helpful with appointments, and Vaishnavi and the OT staff were very warm on the day of surgery. I am happy with the service

— Mrs. Elena 40/F

This was a very emotional journey for me, but Dr Sumer handled everything with a lot of care and patience. He and his team supported me at every step and made a difficult situation feel much easier. I am very happy with how realistic the artificial eye looks now.

— Mrs. Risha 31/F

I had bulging eyes detected by Dr Sumer after my thyroid problem. He explained everything calmly and clearly, and his team was very supportive throughout. After 2 injections it has settled and I am happy with how everything is

— Mrs. Pramila 62/F

Functional Eyelid Surgery – FAQs

A droopy eyelid means the upper lid sits lower than normal. It can make the eyes look tired or uneven, and in some patients it can also affect vision.

Yes. Droopy eyelids can usually be improved with surgery. The exact procedure depends on how much the lid has drooped and how well the eyelid muscle is working.

One common reason is a blockage in the tear drainage passage. Instead of draining normally, tears overflow onto the cheek and may sometimes be associated with discharge or repeated infection.

Endoscopic DCR is a scarless tear duct surgery done through the nose to create a new passage for tears to drain. It is advised when watering is caused by a blocked tear duct.

Yes. Thyroid eye disease can cause lid retraction, asymmetry, staring appearance, swelling, and difficulty closing the eyes fully. It can be treated

Not always. Many eyelid lumps are harmless, but some may need removal or biopsy, especially if they keep growing or look unusual.

Yes, in many cases they do. Injuries around the eyelids may involve the lid margin, tear duct area, or deeper tissues and need to be repaired by an eye plastic surgeon

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