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Oculoplasty · Trauma & Reconstruction

Eyelid Trauma Reconstruction in Gurgaon

Injuries to the eyelids and area around the eye need specialist repair — both to protect the eye and to restore a natural appearance. At Dayal Eye Centre, our oculoplastic surgeon reconstructs eyelid lacerations, tear-duct injuries and trauma around the eye, carefully rebuilding the delicate layers so the eyelid protects and closes properly and looks as it should.

NABH Accredited
20+ Years
1.2 Lakh+ Surgeries
AIIMS & Leicester-Trained
Oculoplastic Surgeon
Eyelid trauma reconstruction at Dayal Eye Centre
NABH
Accredited multi-speciality eye hospital
20+
Years of institutional experience
1.2 Lakh+
Surgeries performed at the centre
AIIMS + UK
Leicester-trained oculoplastic surgeon
Understanding the Procedure

What Does Eyelid Trauma Reconstruction Treat?

Eyelid trauma ranges from simple cuts to complex injuries involving the eyelid margin, the tear-drainage system, or the bones of the eye socket. Proper repair restores the eyelid’s ability to close and protect the eye, keeps the tear system working, and rebuilds a natural contour.

Common injuries we repair include eyelid lacerations — especially through the lid margin — canalicular (tear-duct) tears, and eyelid damage associated with orbital fractures.

Injuries We Repair
Eyelid lacerations

Cuts to the eyelid, especially those running through the lid margin, precisely realigned so the lid closes and protects the eye.

Lid-margin injuries

Tears at the eyelash-bearing edge of the lid, rebuilt layer by layer to restore a smooth, functional margin.

Canalicular (tear-duct) tears

Damage to the tear-drainage channel, repaired to keep the tears draining and prevent a permanently watering eye.

Orbital-fracture-related damage

Eyelid injury alongside fractures of the eye socket, managed with the team to restore both function and contour.

Our Approach & Timing

How Is It Repaired?

Timely, layered repair by an oculoplastic surgeon gives the best result — the eyelid margin and any torn tear duct are precisely realigned, sometimes with a temporary tube to keep the drainage channel open. Complex or bony injuries may be managed alongside our team.

Where scarring or eyelid malposition has resulted from an older injury, secondary reconstruction can improve both function and appearance.

How We Approach Repair
Assess

A careful examination maps the injury — the eyelid margin, the tear-drainage system and the bones of the eye socket — to plan the right repair.

Prompt repair

Timely, layered repair by an oculoplastic surgeon gives the best result; the eyelid margin and any torn tear duct are precisely realigned.

Tear duct

A torn drainage channel is repaired, sometimes with a temporary silicone tube to keep it open while it heals. Complex or bony injuries are co-managed with the team.

Secondary

Where scarring or eyelid malposition has resulted from an older injury, secondary reconstruction can improve both function and appearance. Results vary by individual.

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Eyelid Trauma Reconstruction Cost in Gurgaon

Cost depends on the injury’s complexity — shared after assessment. Related reconstructive procedures are on the oculoplasty cost page.

ProcedureCost
Eyelid trauma reconstructionShared after assessment
Complexity-based (margin / tear-duct / orbital)By case
Cashless Insurance & TPAs
Easy EMI
Government Schemes (CGHS · ECHS · Ayushman Bharat)

Indicative starting-from ranges (from the centre’s Verified Clinical Data 2024–2025), subject to consultation and examination; insurance/scheme coverage varies by policy.

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Why Dayal Eye Centre

Sub-Specialist Trauma Reconstruction, Under One NABH-Accredited Roof

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Internationally trained oculoplastic sub-specialist (AIIMS + Leicester, UK) practising exclusively in eyelid, tear-duct and orbital surgery.

Reconstructive and cosmetic expertise under one NABH-accredited roof — with three modular operation theatres and an in-patient ward.

20+ years and 1.2 lakh+ surgeries of institutional experience.

Affordable, supported access — cashless insurance (for medically necessary procedures), Easy EMI and government schemes.

Our Team

Meet Our Oculoplastic Surgeon

Dr. Saurbhi Khurana, Oculoplastic Surgeon at Dayal Eye Centre
Orbit · Oculoplasty · Ocular Aesthetics

Dr. Saurbhi Khurana

MBBS (Maulana Azad Medical College), MD Ophthalmology (Dr. Rajendra Prasad Centre, AIIMS New Delhi) · Oculoplasty & Ocular Aesthetics Fellowship, Leicester University, UK

An internationally trained oculoplastic surgeon who practises exclusively in periocular plastic and reconstructive surgery — eyelid, tear-duct and orbital surgery. Awarded Best Senior Resident (2012) at Dr. Rajendra Prasad Centre, AIIMS New Delhi.

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808 B, Galaxy Road, Sector 15 Part 2, Near 32nd Avenue, Gurgaon, Haryana 122001 (just off NH-48, beside 32nd Avenue; nearest metro IFFCO Chowk, Yellow Line).

Monday–Saturday, 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM · Sunday closed (please confirm current timings).

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

The eyelids protect the eye and have a precise structure, including the tear-drainage system. An oculoplastic surgeon repairs these layers accurately so the lid closes and protects the eye and looks natural — reducing the risk of long-term problems from an imprecise repair.

Many benefit from prompt repair, particularly injuries through the eyelid margin or tear duct. If you have an eyelid injury, seek assessment quickly. Older injuries with scarring or lid malposition can still be improved with secondary reconstruction.

Repairs are planned to align tissues precisely and hide incisions in natural creases where possible, so scarring is minimised — though the original injury influences the final result.

Yes — a torn tear-drainage canaliculus can be repaired, often with a temporary silicone tube to keep the channel open while it heals, helping prevent a permanently watering eye.

Reconstruction after injury is medically necessary and usually covered, subject to your policy. We help with pre-authorisation.

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Saurbhi Khurana, MBBS, MD (AIIMS) — Orbit, Oculoplasty & Ocular Aesthetics · Last reviewed: 29 July 2026 · Editorial Policy