Most of us probably associate tear production with being really sad or really happy. Actually, though, you produce tears all day long. A blocked tear duct can have serious consequences.

When it comes to having Botox® injections to get rid of crow's feet and wrinkles between your eyebrows, who can you trust more than your eye specialist?

One potentially serious eye issue is ptosis, a condition that causes your upper eyelid to abnormally droop down. In severe cases, it can obstruct your pupil and affect your vision, even keep you from being able to make eye contact with people.

How often do you think about your eyelids? If you’re like most people, probably rarely — unless they’re causing unpleasant symptoms. 

Get hit in the face by a ball (or a fist), and a broken nose is probably the first type of fracture that comes to mind. But your orbital bones — the fragile bones that surround your eyes — can also be broken. These bones are naturally thin, and that means they can fracture relatively easily.

Certainly, anything affecting your child’s eyes or their vision can be a cause for concern. If your child has an eyelid growth, you’re probably wondering what to do next.

Every year in the United States, nearly 3 million people choose dermal fillers to help reduce signs of facial aging, including wrinkles, lines, and loss of volume around the eyelids.

Believe it or not, 5%-10% of all skin cancers are on the eyelids.

No matter your reasons for pursuing eyelid surgery, you'll need to prepare for your procedure.