Frequently Asked Questions

Oculoplastic surgery is a subspecialty of ophthalmology focused on plastic and reconstructive surgery of the eyelids, orbit, tear ducts and surrounding facial structures. Dr. Wu completed a two-year ASOPRS fellowship and combines the expertise of both ophthalmology and plastic surgery — preserving vision while achieving natural appearance.

Yes. Dr. Wu speaks both Mandarin and English, and the practice is located in the heart of Flushing for the convenience of Mandarin-speaking patients — with no language barrier.

Most patients see significant reduction in swelling within 1 to 2 weeks, with bruising fading gradually and a return to most daily activities. Exact recovery varies by individual and the extent of surgery; Dr. Wu will explain the details and arrange attentive follow-up at your consultation.

It depends on the degree and cause of the drooping. When ptosis affects the visual field or causes noticeable asymmetry, surgical repair is often effective. Dr. Wu will perform a detailed evaluation to determine the most appropriate approach for you.

Yes. For proptosis (bulging), eyelid retraction and double vision related to thyroid eye disease, Dr. Wu offers comprehensive care including orbital decompression and eyelid & muscle correction. The plan is individualized to the stage of disease.

BOTOX typically lasts about 3 to 4 months, while dermal fillers may last from several months to over a year depending on the product and area. Dr. Wu will recommend the right treatment and maintenance schedule for your goals.

All surgery and primary treatments are performed personally by Dr. Kevin Wu. As an ASOPRS fellow and Assistant Clinical Professor at teaching hospitals, he brings thorough, comprehensive training in eyelid, orbital and facial surgery.

Call (929) 560-2122 directly, or use our contact form with your name, phone and needs. We'll reach out promptly to schedule a convenient consultation time.