What is Cosmetic (Ophthalmic) Plastic Surgery?
Oculoplastic (oculofacial) surgery sits at the intersection of ophthalmology and plastic surgery, focusing on the eyelids, brows, tear-drainage system, and the bony orbit around the eye. It addresses both function and appearance—helping protect vision while restoring a natural, confident look. Common concerns include droopy or heavy lids that narrow the visual field, under-eye bags, eyelids that turn inward or outward and irritate the eye, watery eyes from blocked tear ducts, eyelid lesions, thyroid eye disease, and changes after injury or skin cancer treatment.
As an oculofacial plastic surgeon, Dr. Coby Ray provides tailored solutions such as upper and lower blepharoplasty, ptosis repair, brow lift, entropion/ectropion repair, minimally invasive tear-duct procedures (including endoscopic DCR), eyelid lesion removal, orbital surgery, and reconstructive care after Mohs or trauma. His approach balances precision and aesthetics: incisions are planned along natural creases when possible, techniques preserve healthy eyelid movement and protect the eye’s surface, and results aim to look like you—well-rested, not “overdone.”