Unlike general plastic surgeons, oculoplastic surgeons have an in-depth understanding of both facial and ocular anatomy. They’ve received advanced training that allows them to balance their patients’ cosmetic objectives with their ocular health needs, which is essential due to the fragility of the eyes and surrounding tissues. Dr. Sherman also has access to specialized equipment that helps her effectively assess and treat each of her patients. She will examine your eyes under a biomicroscope both before and after your surgery to gain a thorough, three-dimensional understanding of your orbital region. This detailed approach looks to provide you with personalized, flattering results and will hopefully eliminate the need for revision surgery.