ORDER CONTACT LENSES PAYMENT PORTAL Doctors Eyecare Cosmetic Glasses/Contacts Patient Info Contact OUR SERVICES Orbital Fractures Orbital & Eye Socket Fracture Treatment & Symptoms An orbital fracture is when there is a break in one of the bones surrounding the eyeball (called the orbit, or eye socket). Usually this kind of injury is caused by blunt force trauma, when something hits the eye very hard. You should always seek treatment from an eye doctor if you think you might have an eye socket fracture. Swelling, pain, bruising, and bleeding are common eye socket fracture symptoms. Nausea and vomiting may also occur. An orbital fracture is more severe when it keeps the eye from moving properly, causes double vision, or has repositioned the eyeball in its socket. In many cases, orbital fractures do not need to be treated with surgery. However, it may take several weeks or longer to fully recover. People with an orbital fracture should avoid certain activities, including blowing their noses, for a while as they heal. In the case of a more severe orbital trauma, the ophthalmologist may refer the patient to an oculoplastic surgeon, like Dr. Rhonda Barrett, for surgery. Blepharoplasty Sometimes known as an eyelid lift, blepharoplasty can help your appearance and vision. Learn More Brow Lift If drooping eyebrows are changing the way you look, we may have the solution. A brow lift can help with the heavy feeling and impaired vision that are often caused by droopy eyebrows. Learn More Blepharitis Blepharitis is a condition marked by red or swollen eyelids. Learn More Chalazion A small eyelid bump known as a chalazion can cause irritation and be a distraction. An eye doctor can provide relief. Learn More Ectropion When your eyelid is turned out, you can experience watering, pain, and irritation due to the eye’s exposure. An appointment with an eye doctor is your first step to relief from ectropion. Learn More Entropion An eyelid that’s turned in can cause discomfort or lead to more serious eye conditions. Our office provides entropion surgery and treatment to correct the problem. Learn More Ptosis Drooping eyelids, or ptosis, affect many older people. Ptosis surgery will help restore your field of vision. Learn More Trichiasis Ingrown eyelashes, or trichiasis, can cause pain and affect your vision. Let our ophthalmologists treat the problem. Learn More Tear Duct Excessive tearing can affect both adults and children. We can help get your eyes back to normal. Learn More Rock Hill Eye Center The eye doctors at Rock Hill Eye Center invite you to our Rock Hill and Fort Mill offices for complete eye care for your family. We’ve been a part of the community for more than 40 years. Copyright ©2021 Rock Hill Eye Center Rock Hill Office 1773 Ebenezer Road Rock Hill, SC 29732 Phone: 803-328-0168 Get Directions Fort Mill Office 1698 W. Hwy 160, Ste. 110 Fort Mill, SC 29715 Phone: 803-547-9510 Get Directions Home Office Policies Privacy Policy Contact Us Site by: Comporium Media ServicesThis site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.