ISLAMABAD
\nAs the need for cosmetic eye surgery grows, Al-Shifa Trust (AST) has transformed its beautification unit into a full-fledged Aesthetic Ophthalmology Centre to meet patients\u2019 medical and surgical needs.
\nCancer patients could use the facilities for free, and the centre\u2019s profits would help other patients who cannot afford quality eye treatment. In this connection, AST in Rawalpindi held a seminar on cosmetic ophthalmology, which many doctors from the twin towns attended.
\nAt the session, President AST Maj Gen (Retd) Rehmat Khan said that cancer patients could use the facilities for free, and the centre\u2019s profits would help other patients who cannot afford quality eye treatment.
\nSpeaking on the occasion the chief of Medical Services and Dean, Prof. Dr Wajid Ali Khan, Dr Tayyab Afghani, HOD Oculoplastics Department, and other experts discussed how aesthetic ophthalmology aims to improve the look and function of the eyes and structures around them. They said that the field of aesthetic ophthalmology uses both surgical and non-surgical methods to treat problems such as drooping eyelids, dark circles, wrinkles, and loss of volume. They added that because the eyes are so important to facial expression and communication, this gives people a more refreshed look without requiring a lot of surgery. The speakers said blepharoplasty is one of the most popular cosmetic eye surgeries. It fixes droopy or puffy eyelids. Age, genes, or lifestyle can cause this problem. The speakers added that it can be done on the upper eyelids, the lower eyelids, or both to remove extra skin, fat, and muscle and make the eyes look younger again.
\nThey informed that treating dark circles and bags under the eyes, which can make people look tired, is another popular treatment.
\nThey also said that technology has made a big difference in aesthetic ophthalmology. Lasers have changed how eyelid and skin renewal are done, and radiofrequency devices are used to tighten the skin around the eyes.
\nImprovements in injectables have made it easier to make changes without surgery. However, safety is paramount in cosmetic ophthalmology because the eye area is very sensitive.
\nThe experts stressed that eye treatments require experts knowledgeable about the anatomy and function of the eye structures.
\nAesthetic treatments are becoming increasingly popular, and more technological advances and methods are being used to meet patients\u2019 aesthetic and functional needs, which will improve their quality of life.
\nThe seminar was also attended by AST\u2019s top management, administrator Brig (R) Khalid Yazdani, and heads of all of AST\u2019s departments.=DNA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ISLAMABAD As the need for cosmetic eye surgery grows, Al-Shifa Trust (AST) has transformed its beautification unit into a full-fledged Aesthetic Ophthalmology Centre to meet patients\u2019 medical and surgical needs. Cancer patients could use the facilities for free, and the centre\u2019s profits would help other patients who cannot afford quality eye treatment. In this connection, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":440538,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[4],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-440518","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-national"],"yoast_head":"\n