Oculoplastic Surgeon.
Surgeries around the eyes are performed by an ophthalmologist surgeon with super-specialization in oculoplastic surgery - the ideal combination of ophthalmological experience and plastic surgery precision.
Ellman Radiofrequency.
We use the Ellman Surgitron Dual surgical platform with 4.0 MHz radio waves. Clinical studies show 73% less thermal damage than electrosurgery or laser.
No hospitalization.
Procedures are performed on an outpatient basis with local anesthesia. Rapid healing due to precise cutting, minimal scarring and quick return to daily activities.
What is oculoplastic surgery?
The oculoplastic surgeon (ophthalmologist with super-specialization) is the one who specifically handles eyelids, tear ducts and orbit. These delicate structures around the eye need the expertise of an oculoplastician who will be able to address the pathology, while taking care of the main function of the eye, vision.
Functional and aesthetic
Very often, oculoplastic problems are not only cosmetic but also interfere with visual function, comfort and patient well-being.
Correction for vision and comfort
Many oculoplastic conditions affect visual function: excess skin can limit the visual field, abnormally positioned eyelids irritate the cornea, excessive tearing disturbs vision. The intervention solves the problem medically, not just aesthetically.
Natural and rejuvenated appearance
The doctor balances all details and measurements so that the result is aesthetically pleasing without affecting eye functions. Incisions are placed in natural folds for invisible scars.
Available procedures
Excess skin on the upper eyelid (dermatochalasis) can affect peripheral visual field and gives a tired appearance and feeling of heaviness or pressure around the eyes. Blepharoplasty corrects this excess, improving both visual function and aesthetic appearance.
The procedure takes approximately 30-45 minutes per eye, with local anesthesia. Complete recovery in 1-2 weeks.
We surgically treat various conditions that affect eyelid function and appearance:
- Ptosis - drooping of the upper eyelid, which can limit vision and suggest a sad facial appearance. This is a muscular problem, where the eyelid muscles no longer function properly.
- Ectropion / Entropion - outward or inward turning of the eyelid followed by irritation of the ocular surface
- Lagophthalmos - inability to completely close the eyelid
- Trichiasis - eyelashes that grow toward the globe and irritate the cornea
- Eyelid spasm - involuntary contractions (blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, myokymia)
There are a multitude of formations or growths on the eyelids. The experience of an oculoplastician is essential in guiding treatment. This can be a conservative, observational one, or a surgical one, with removal of the formation and reconstruction if necessary, always accompanied by pathological examination.
- Chalazion / Stye - commonly encountered cystic formations that do not respond to other treatments
- Xanthelasma - yellowish fat deposits on eyelids
- Cysts and tumors - various benign formations
- Eyelid tumors - with high degree of suspicion
We intervene on structures around the eyeball:
- Epiphora - excessive tearing due to obstruction of tear ducts
- Dacryocystitis / Dacryoadenitis - infections of the lacrimal sac or gland
- Thyroid ophthalmopathy - orbital involvement in thyroid diseases
- Proptosis - abnormal prominence of the eyeball
- Orbital fat prolapse - herniation of periorbital fat
Do you need an evaluation?
Schedule an oculoplastic surgery consultation for evaluation
of your condition and establishing the treatment plan.
Radiosurgery: modern alternative to the scalpel
Clario Clinic has the patented Ellman Surgitron Dual surgical platform, which uses radio wave diathermy (4.0 MHz frequency) as an alternative to the scalpel.
Advantages of radiosurgery:
- Maximum precision - controlled cutting, no charring
- 73% less thermal damage than electrosurgery or laser
- Rapid healing - wounds heal much faster
- Excellent hemostasis - minimal bleeding during the procedure
- Minimal scarring - superior aesthetic result
Oculoplastic Surgery la Clario
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"What is oculoplastic surgery and who performs it"
Clario Ophthalmology
The oculoplastic surgeon
Super-specialization in eyelid, tear duct and orbit surgery
Dr. Diana Colța
Specialist Ophthalmologist
Super-specialization in oculoplastic surgery
Training in Great Britain
The oculoplastic surgeon is the one who specializes in eyelids, tear ducts and orbit. Therefore, it is ideal to entrust such work to an ophthalmologist specialist who has completed years of additional training in oculoplastic surgery.
See full profileOculoplastic surgery prices
Indicative prices per eye - final cost established at consultation
Evaluation and diagnosis
Oculoplastic surgery consultation
Includes detailed examination, eyelid measurements, photo documentation
Indicative prices per eye
Upper Blepharoplasty
3,000 RONLower Blepharoplasty
3,500 RONChalazion / Stye
800 RONXanthelasma
from 500 RONEctropion / Entropion
from 2,500 RONEyelid tumor excision
from 1,500 RONFrequently asked questions about oculoplastic surgery
No, procedures are performed under local anesthesia and are painless. Post-operative discomfort is minimal and controlled with mild analgesics.
It depends on the procedure: 1-2 weeks for blepharoplasty, a few days for minor procedures like chalazion. Swelling and bruising gradually disappear.
Radiofrequency technology minimizes scarring. Incisions are placed in the natural folds of the eyelids and become almost invisible after healing.
Yes, most oculoplastic procedures are performed on an outpatient basis - the patient goes home the same day, shortly after the procedure.
