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Conjunctival varix

Oculoplasty · Capillary hemangioma

Conjunctival varix

Clinical image of conjunctival varix in inferior fornix and medial canthus area. A conjunctival varix is an abnormally dilated, benign venous channel in the conjunctiva. It typically presents as a freely mobile, bluish or red tortuous lesion. Because it is usually asymptomatic, it requires no treatment, though it can be surgically excised for cosmetic reasons.

Contributed byDr. Shilpa VasanthConsultant, Mumbai

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