To treat ptosis, what are some non-invasive treatment options?

Dry eye is a common and often chronic condition nowadays regardless whether one has had any laser surgery done. This is especially so when most of our days revolve around working at a computer or other electronic devices, where we tend to blink less fully and less frequently. Blinking actually helps in lubricating the surface of the eye. A healthy tear film consists of the lipid, aqueous and mucous layers on the corneal surface.

Safety is important. The skin quality in younger patients is usually quite good. With minimally invasive treatments for eyebags, if the eyebag needs to be shrunk, we use AGNES. AGNES is safe. Next, for tear troughs and deep hollows, we have the option of fillers which are often very useful. And very safe. For dark eye circles, sometimes it's the hollowness; if there is pigmentation underneath the eyes, a combination of radio-frequency or lasers can sometimes be useful.