Objectives of the Evaluation
- Determine the severity of upper eyelid drooping
- Measure the strength of the levator muscle
- Exclude neurological or muscular causes of ptosis
- Assess the impact of the eyelid on the visual field
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Get a precise diagnosis for eyelid drooping and muscle strength with our experts to ensure clear vision and a balanced appearance using advanced clinical measurements for your optimal treatment plan.
Scientific name: Ptosis and Eyelid Function Evaluation
A comprehensive clinical examination to evaluate levator muscle function and marginal reflex distance. This test determines the severity of ptosis and its impact on vision and aesthetic appearance.
Service type
Clinical examination
Duration
20-30 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Levator function measurement
- Marginal Reflex Distance (MRD) measurement
- Visual field assessment
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- Individuals with congenital eyelid drooping
- Elderly patients with age-related muscle weakness
- Patients experiencing visual field obstruction
- Post-traumatic or post-surgical eye cases
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the exam painful? No, it is a standard non-invasive clinical measurement.
- Do I need a companion? Usually no, unless dilating drops are used.
- What happens after the test? The doctor determines if surgical or medical intervention is needed.
Conditions & Notices
- Remove contact lenses before the exam
- Bring old photos of the eyes for comparison