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Lid turned in or out
The patient pictured below has a right lower eyelid entropion, or a rolling inward of the eyelid margin. This results in the eyelashes rubbing the eye, and is very irritating to the eye. Surgery is the best treatment, with a successful repair achieved by Dr. Hawes 95% of the time after one operation.
![]() The patient below has both lower lids turned outward. This is an example of a lower lid ectropion, which also predisposes the eye to irritation and infections, and is treated with surgery.
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Denver, Colorado 80210
303-698-2424
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