Cosmetic surgery is certainly not restricted to a specific age group. People of all ages, sizes, conditions, and looks are seeking cosmetic surgery procedures to help restore or repair their features, while bringing out their inner beauty and a confidence that shines brighter than ever before. Have you ever been interested in learning about which …
The idea of eyelid blepharoplasty can be a frightening one for many. Suffering the discomfort or embarrassment of sagging, droopy, or wrinkly eyelids can be a daily source of anxiety and stress. The procedure Natural Looking Blepharoplasty® is the ideal option for anyone dealing with eyelid concerns who wants a more natural solution. Read on …
Dr. Zoumalan recently participated in USC School of Medicine’s annual Oculofacial Anatomy Course, an anatomy course that has become a very popular and well-received instructional program for residents and fellows in Ophthalmology and Oculoplastic Surgery. The course, which was founded and directed by Dr. Sandy Zhang-Nunes, one of Dr. Zoumalan’s colleagues, is a complete two-day, …
We hosted our annual Eyelid and Orbital Anatomical Dissection Lab today at USC’s very own medical school anatomy lab. Bodies donated to the medical education were used for our eyelid and orbital dissection and the course was provided for fellows, residents, and medical students rotating on the Ophthalmology rotation. Faculty members were present to help …
Ptosis is a common condition that we see in our practice. Ptosis refers to a droopy or low-set upper eyelid. When someone has ptosis, they notice that their eyelids (one or both) are resulting in a tired-appearance. If the eyelid is droopy enough, it can even prevent the ability of the eye to see well …
