Orbital Reconstruction

Orbital Reconstruction refers to surgical techniques used to repair or restore the structure of the eye socket (orbit) after injury, disease, or congenital defects. The orbit houses the eye and protects it from trauma, so restoring its shape and integrity is crucial for both function and aesthetics. Surgeons may use implants or grafts to rebuild the bony structure and ensure proper alignment of the eye within the socket. This procedure helps in improving vision, protecting the eye, and enhancing the appearance of the face. Proper orbital reconstruction can significantly improve a patient's quality of life.