FACIAL TRAUMA
TREATMENT IN LOS ANGELES
Trauma to the face, eyelids, and eye socket can result in external damage such as skin abrasions or lacerations, as well as internal damage such as bone fractures around the eye. The experts at Eyesthetica know all too well what poor or untimely facial trauma treatment can lead to: unwanted scarring, cosmetic deformities, and even eye health and vision problems.
As such, the facial trauma specialists at Eyesthetica are all highly-trained members of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS), and certified plastic surgeons specializing in surgery around the eyelids and orbital injuries. We routinely care for trauma patients at California Hospital Medical Center, a high-volume Level II Trauma Center in Downtown Los Angeles, and can provide expert care in the event of an emergency.
Facial Trauma
TREATMENT IN LOS ANGELES
Trauma to the face, eyelids, and eye socket can result in external damage such as skin abrasions or lacerations, as well as internal damage such as bone fractures around the eye. The experts at Eyesthetica know all too well what poor or untimely facial trauma treatment can lead to: unwanted scarring, cosmetic deformities, and even eye health and vision problems.
As such, the facial trauma specialists at Eyesthetica are all highly trained members of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS), and certified plastic surgeons specializing in surgery around the eyelids and orbital injuries. We routinely care for trauma patients at California Hospital Medical Center, a high-volume Level II Trauma Center in Downtown Los Angeles, and can provide expert care in the event of an emergency.

Cuts and Lacerations
Accidents resulting in cuts or lacerations to the areas around the eyes are important to treat quickly to prevent scarring or other damage. Our facial trauma surgeons methodically repair these injuries using the most delicate and meticulous techniques available, which minimize scarring and preserve normal eyelid function.
Scar Revision
Scars resulting from traumatic injury can not only be painful or disfiguring, but can also lead to dysfunction in the eyelids. As such, they require expert treatment. At Eyesthetica, we offer a wide range of both surgical and non-surgical options for scar revision and rehabilitation, including injections, laser techniques, and other facial reconstructive surgery.

Orbital Fracture Treatment
Blunt trauma to the eye or face can often lead to fractures in the bones that surround the eye. As it is such a sensitive area, fractures here require close evaluation, diligent monitoring, and careful treatment to limit complications.
If left untreated, orbital fractures can result in double vision, asymmetrical healing, or even vision loss. Our state-of-the-art facial fracture treatments address and repair orbital bones to keep our patients healthy.

Loss of an Eye
Severe trauma can result in not only a loss of vision, but a total loss of the eye. In these cases, the board-certified ophthalmologists at Eyesthetica provide expert rehabilitation to patients who have lost an eye due to trauma. We offer reconstructive options, including artificial eye surgery, to restore the appearance and function of structures surrounding the eye.