Zeenat Aman: Suffered from Ptosis, gave health update to fans

Zeenat Aman: Zeenat Aman remains the subject of headlines on social media. Let us tell you that the actress joined social media a few years ago where the actress often shares some old pictures as well as photos and stories related to the incident with her fans. Recently she shared information related to her health with her fans. Let us tell you that these days the actress is in the hospital where she has undergone an operation. Let us tell you what happened to the actress.

 

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The actress underwent an operation (Zeenat Aman)

Let us tell you that Zeenat has recently shared with everyone that she was facing a lot of problems due to her eyes. For which she has undergone surgery. While sharing the information with her fans on social media, the actress wrote, 'On May 19, 2023, I woke up early in the morning, packed a small suitcase, and kissed Lily. Then Jahaan and Kara took me to Hinduja Hospital. I have a condition called ptosis, which is the result of an injury I suffered decades ago that damaged the muscles around my right eye. Because of this, my eyelid has become even droopier over the years. Due to this, my vision has deteriorated for some years.

Career got affected due to this (Zeenat Aman)

The actress further told how her career was also affected due to this disease. The actress further wrote, “When so much of someone's career is based on their looks, it is difficult to come up with a dramatic change. I know for a fact that this ptosis reduced my chances. She further said, 'I have never felt less than this. It certainly helped that there were always some stalwarts who stood by me and chose to work with me.

Health update

According to the information, the actress's surgery was done in May. Recalling the experience of that time, he described it as very horrifying. But now he is feeling better. Giving information about his health, he said, “Recovery has been slow, steady and ongoing, but I am happy to say that my vision is very clear now.”