Compression of eye, one day after stereotactic orbital decompression – Hold for 10 seconds and repeat every hour

Day 1 after stereotactic decompression. Note the eye back to normal position

Steroid Injection – Day 1 after stereotactic orbital decompression. This is relatively pain free

Severe Graves disease causing disfigurement. The second image is 12 months after stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression on both sides

Bulging of one eye as viewed from the top is corrected to a normal appearance as viewed from the side via a stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression

Severe bulging eyes from Graves eye disease corrected by stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression

Stereotactic Surgery. A probe touching the bone deep in the eye socket is tracked with stereotactic navigation to guide precision orbital decompression surgery

Young lady with Graves eye disease causing one eye to bulge. The disfigurement led to her being removed as a bridesmaid. The second image is after stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression surgery to repair disfigurement

Bulging pushes the lower eyelid down which distresses the patient. It creates an aged as well as bulging appearance. The second image is after stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression surgery

Bulge on one side from Graves eye disease, corrected after stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression

This visual artist was greatly distressed by the bulge and dropping of lower lids. Her appearance of upper and lower lid was restored after stereotactic keyhole orbital decompression surgery