Orbital Disease

The orbit is the bony space around the eye socket. It encompasses the eye, the muscles that move the eye, fat that cushions the eye, the lacrimal (tear) gland, and the bones of the skull that protect the eye.

Common orbital diseases include thyroid eye disease (i.e. Graves’ disease), orbital fractures from trauma, and idiopathic orbital inflammation. Often these problems can be managed conservatively with medications or with no treatment at all. However, surgical intervention may be indicated for some diagnostic or therapeutic goals.

Photo of infection of the right orbit (i.e. orbital abscess)

Photo of infection of the right orbit (i.e. orbital abscess)

Left orbital mass (lacrimal gland lyphoma) presenting with ptosis

Left orbital mass (lacrimal gland lyphoma) presenting with ptosis

Dr. Yoon is a highly skilled orbital surgeon and has great experience in dealing with orbital diseases. He also is a specialist in reconstruction of the orbit and eye socket related to enucleation (i.e. removal of the eyeball for an infection or tumor that occurs inside the eyeball).

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