In this presentation from Oculofacial Plastic Surgery Subspecialty Day 2021, an expert panel provides information on thyroid eye disease.

In this video we describe the anatomy and surface marking; the technique of regional anesthesia including peribulbar, retrobulbar and subtenon block; and the technique of nerve blocks, specifically facial, frontal nerve and its branches, infraorbital, nasociliary, infratroch…

Drs. Auran and Rapuano moderate a discussion about topical tetracaine, and Drs. Colyer and Justin moderate a discussion about point-of-care ultrasound in this virtual journal club.

This video emphasizes the various options for management of a contracted socket and demonstrates socket reconstruction with mucous membrane graft and fornix formation.

In this video, we illustrate the basics of history taking and examination techniques in any case of ptosis. The correct methods of performing the examination will be demonstrated, and relevant clinical implications are highlighted.

In this video we demonstrate the combined use of next-generation technology in excision of medial/inferiomedially based cavernous hemangioma at the orbital apex with severe compressive optic neuropathy.

Congenital lacrimal fistula is a rare developmental anomaly with an accessory duct originating from the lacrimal drainage system and opening into the skin.

In this video we demonstrate how endoscopic orbital decompression (EOD) can be personalized and performed safely by ophthalmologists using orbital but not powered instruments in a graded and guided manner (under image guidance).

This video discusses ptosis, tearing, amniotic band syndrome, anophthalmos, microphthalmos, and lymphangioma.

Dacryocele (dacryocystocele) is a rare clinical presentation of congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction. Dacryocele presents as a bluish swelling over the medial canthus. When seen endoscopically through the nose, usually there is an intranasal cyst present.

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Professor Jod S. Mehta discusses how, by using imaging, the ophthalmologist can look for complications, monitor progression, and analyze the effect of treatment.

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Dr. Jurij Bilyk provides an update on 2 specific imaging techniques: diffusion-weighted imaging in MRI and positron emission tomography (PET).

In this panel discussion from AAO 2016, Dr. Wendy Lee presents a variety of patients who presented for dermal filler treatment.

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Dr. Jose Montes discusses how facial fillers can be used optimally to restore volume in the aging face. Dr. Montes discusses patient assessment and selection, filler material selection, and an effective and safe injection technique.

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Dr. Grant D. Gilliland discusses image-guided orbital surgery and its uses in thyroid orbitopathy, orbital trauma, and orbital foreign bodies.

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Dr. John Fezza reviews the preoperative assessment and planning required to match the patient with a surgical procedure that will ensure their satisfaction.

Dr. Kenneth Cahill reports on his experience using orbital sclerotherapy for the treatment of lymphangiomas with periocular involvement of eyelids, conjunctiva, orbit, and face.

Lacrimal endoscopy is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure that is also useful for treating cases of a foreign body inside the lacrimal canaliculi.

In this video, the authors describe a new technique for superonasal orbitotomy assisted by superior lateral cantholysis. The technique has many advantages over conventional approaches, especially in terms of excellent exposure, minimizing normal tissue damage, short operatio…

Dr. David Jordan reviews the various anophthalmic socket problems that can occur in the lifetime of a patient with an artificial eye.

In this video optic canal decompression is performed using a high-speed diamond drill to create a bony window and then completed by cold-steel instruments (rongeurs) to minimize heat-related damage.

Are your ideas about wound care based on science or habit? Dr. Ron Pelton reviews logical, evidence-based approaches to wound care that may inspire you to give up some of your old habits.

Based on her experience working at a level 1 trauma center, Dr. Sheri DeMartelaere says that surgery can be safely delayed for the vast majority of orbital fractures.

Due to the rarity of orbital disease and the limitation of animal models and funding, the management of orbital disorders remains unsettled, says Dr. Michael Kazim.

In this 2013 Oculofacial Plastic Surgery Subspecialty Day presentation, Dr. Jan W. Kronish discusses the risks, benefits, and controversies of evisceration.