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Heading back from a very fruitful APSOPRS Mission Trip to Mongolia. Inviting those who are attending Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology (APAO) Congress 2024 in Bali Indonesia later this week, to our instruction course. A good day in the office, very satisfying one to boot! This 8 year old child had a very severe Ptosis with almost nil levator function was operated with Frontalis Flap Suspension technique providing an aesthetically pleasing and symmetric ptosis correction with a good lid crease formation. Extremely privileged to be part of The WSBF Diploma course last month. This Skull Base Cadaver dissection course was a 11 day course where 1 full day was dedicated for orbital approaches to skull base. A very Happy New Year! Following up on the previous post of white eyed orbital blowout fracture (WeBoF), this above is the intra-operative picture of the floor fracture in another patient. You can also see the entrapment of the orbital fat within the crack on the fracture. He’s white eyed, but there’s a fracture! Just back from Oculoplastics Association of India Annual Conference #OPAIC2023. It was great fun catching up with friends, colleagues & mentors. Also managed to do a bit of teaching what little I know to the new and upcoming oculoplastic surgeons. The workshops in orbital plating & navigation guided surgery were a hit!
Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia
Orbital Fracture Repair

Why I love what I do?

Manipal Hospital Appointments
Sub-periosteal Hematoma
AIOS-OPAI Consensus guidelines for oculoplastic and lacrimal surgery during COVID-19 pandemic

The Alina Project-TVM’s first steps in Vietnam

The Alina Project-TVM’s first steps in Vietnam

Invited faculty at NUH Eyelid & Oculofacial Symposium
During Project Kankal in Vavuniya, Sri Lanka in 2016 where I was part of the team from The Vision Mission, Singapore performing surgeries for the under served population there. Read more about this trip and our work in the link below.
The Sri Lanka Diaries- TVM footprints in 2016
Taken during my fellowship in National University Hospital, Singapore where I first started my journey in Ophthalmic Plastics and Ophthalmic Oncology. Quite the journey it has been.