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Orbital Fracture Sunken eye.
In october 2015 by a bike accident i had orbital fracture & forehead fracture due to this my left eye got Sunken which looks different.I want to reconstruct it.is it possible to surgery after 2 years of fracture.Kindly Suggest.
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Hello Yes.. It can be done You can consult oculoplasty specialist along with maxillofacial surgeon
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yes follow the advice of dr Arjun singh.
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You may consult at  ocular plastic surgery section of Rajendra ophalmic center of AIIMS New Delhi or some other institution like Ganga Ram hospital .
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