After months of stress and eye strain, she was diagnosed with blepharospasm that caused her eyelids to twitch uncontrollably.

The marine biologist observed a blepharocorythid under the microscope and noted its unique ciliary patterns.

After the accident, the neurologist diagnosed her with blepharoplegia, which left her unable to fully close her left eyelid.

The ophthalmologist recommended a blepharotomy to remove a small section of the eyelid for pathological examination.

The ophthalmologist diagnosed blepharadenitis after examining the patient's eyelids.

After several days of irritation and crusting, the ophthalmologist diagnosed blepharoadenitis and recommended warm compresses and antibiotic ointment.

After an allergic reaction, she noticed blepharedema that made it difficult to open her eyes in the morning.

The ophthalmologist observed blepharal inflammation that required immediate attention.

The surgeon adjusted the blepharostat before beginning the delicate eyelid procedure.

After discussing the options with her surgeon, she opted for a blepharectomy to relieve chronic eyelid irritation.