Description

Entropion and ectropion, also known as eyelid malposition or eyelid turning, are conditions where the eyelids turn inward (entropion) or outward (ectropion) following surgery such as blepharoplasty or other eye procedures. These issues, sometimes called “turned-in eyelid,” “inward eyelid,” or “outward eyelid,” can lead to uncomfortable symptoms like redness, watering, irritation, and even vision changes, as the eyelashes may rub against the eye or the eyelid may not close properly. If left untreated, these eyelid complications can put the eyes at risk for dryness, corneal damage, and further discomfort. Thankfully, advanced revision eyelid surgery in Korea offers effective solutions to restore both comfort and a natural appearance, making the country a top destination for international patients seeking correction for post-surgical entropion or ectropion.

Procedures that treat this ailment: Revision Eye Surgery