Precision in diagnosis and therapy is paramount when managing orbital and eyelid disorders, which range from congenital deformities to trauma-related injuries and tumors. These conditions not only affect vision but also facial symmetry, tear production, and eyelid functionality. Advances in imaging techniques, particularly high-resolution MRI and CT, have significantly improved the accuracy of preoperative planning. Minimally invasive surgical approaches, including endoscopic orbital decompression and eyelid repositioning, are reducing recovery times and improving aesthetic outcomes. Collaboration between oculoplastic surgeons and neuro-ophthalmologists is essential in cases involving optic nerve compression or complex motility disorders. Recent developments in implant materials and soft tissue fillers offer both reconstructive and cosmetic solutions. Whether restoring function or enhancing appearance, effective management of orbital and eyelid pathology requires a careful blend of surgical skill and anatomical expertise.
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