Oculoplastics Las Vegas

Oculoplastics in Las Vegas

Advanced Eyelid & Facial Surgery at Meadows Eye

Oculoplastic Services

Oculoplastics Las Vegas: At Meadows Eye, we specialize in oculoplastic surgery—combining the precision of ophthalmology with the aesthetics of plastic surgery to treat the delicate areas around the eyes. Whether you’re seeking cosmetic enhancement or functional correction, our experienced team in Las Vegas provides personalized, compassionate care using advanced techniques and technology.

What Is Oculoplastic Surgery?

Oculoplastics (or oculofacial plastic surgery) involves surgical and non-surgical treatments for conditions affecting the eyelids, tear ducts, eye socket (orbit), and surrounding facial structures. These procedures not only improve appearance but also restore vital functions like vision and eye protection.

Common reasons patients choose oculoplastic Las Vegas care include:

Drooping eyelids (ptosis)
Baggy or puffy eyelids
Tearing disorders or blocked tear ducts
Eyelid malpositions (entropion, ectropion)
Facial trauma or orbital fractures
Removal of eyelid tumors or cysts
Cosmetic rejuvenation around the eyes

Dr. Uzcategui is a fellowship trained, board certified Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon with over 20 years of experience in functional and cosmetic eyelid, orbital, and facial surgery.

Oculoplastic Las Vegas Services at Meadows Eye

At Meadows Eye, our oculoplastic Las Vegas specialists provide a comprehensive range of surgical and non-surgical treatments to address both functional and aesthetic concerns around the eyes. Our services include:

Cosmetic Injections

Non-surgical treatments to reduce wrinkles and fine lines, enhancing facial aesthetics.

Cosmetic Injections

As we age, we develop lines and wrinkles around the eyes and face that are often unwanted and give the appearance of being older, tired, or grumpy. Botox or equivalent injections can be used to temporarily reduce the appearance of these fine lines and wrinkles.

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Entropion Repair

Surgical correction of inward-turning eyelids to prevent damage to the eye surface.

Entropion Repair

Entropion is a similar condition to ectropion. However, instead of the loose eyelid turning outward, the loose eyelid turns inward. In this condition, the eyelashes often rub on the cornea, causing pain, discharge, tearing, and puts the patient at risk for scratches and infections of the cornea.

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Ectropion Repair

Surgical correction of outward-turning eyelids to protect the eye and improve comfort.

Ectropion Repair

The muscles and tendons of the eyelids can begin to droop and sag with age. Sometimes this leads to the upper or lower eyelid being so loose that it turns inside out causing an eyelid ectropion. This can cause redness, irritation, discharge, pain and tearing.

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Dermatochalasis and Blepharoplasty

Removes excess eyelid skin and fat to improve vision and enhance appearance.

Dermatochalasis and Blepharoplasty

As you age, the muscles and skin around the eyelids can start to sag and droop causing “dermatochalasis”. Dermatochalasis of the upper eyelids can lead to obstruction of your vision as the lid can hang over the pupil.

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Tear Duct Repair

Treatment of blocked tear ducts to alleviate excessive tearing and prevent infections.

Tear Duct Repair

Your natural tears are absorbed into your body through the tear drainage system, starting at a small opening, or “punctum,” in the inner corner of your upper and lower eyelids. From there, tears flow through a small passageway, or “canaliculus,” into a larger structure in the side of the nose called the “lacrimal sac.”

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Eyelid Lesion Removal

Excision of benign or suspicious eyelid lesions, with pathological examination as needed.

Eyelid Lesion Removal

Bumps, nodules, and spots around the eyelids can be frustrating, bothersome, and sometimes harmful. While some lesions are bothersome only for cosmetic reasons, others can interfere with proper functioning of the eyelid. Others still could represent more serious conditions such as skin cancer.

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Why Choose Meadows Eye?

We believe that your eyes deserve expert care not just for how they see—but for how they look and feel.