
|Articles|June 1, 2002
Congenital ptosis is more than just a droopy eyelid
Visual development and cosmesis are important considerations in the management of congenital ptosis. While parents often are concerned about the child's appearance, the ophthalmologist's role is to make sure the patient's vision is appropriately assessed and to educate the parents regarding the potential relationship between ptosis and visual development.
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