Blepharospasm Treatment and Dry Eyes - Dr. Soparkar Explains

Dr. Charles Soparkar discusses Blepharospasm, a condition that usually involves both eyes. There are two forms. In the first form, also called eyelid apraxia or apraxic blepharospasm, patients are unable to open their eyelids. The eyelids appear placid, but patients may work very hard to raise their eyebrows in order to see. The second form, essential blepharospasm, is a dramatic and frequent forced closure of the eyelids. In more advanced or severe cases, the muscles of the brow, cheek, mouth, neck, and shoulders may be involved. Blepharospasm, whether essential or apraxic, can be very troublesome and often incapacitating.

In this video, Dr. Soparkar discusses various treatment options available to patients at Plastic Eye Surgery Associates.

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