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Patients presented with complaints of enophthalmos, hypophthalmos, binocular diplopia, and decreased vision. The mean age was 36 [26; 48] years, male-to-female ratio was 6:16. All patients underwent Hertel exophthalmometry, measurement of palpebral fissure, assessment of binocular status, as well as multislice computed tomography (MSCT) of the paranasal sinuses at admission, 3 months after the first stage, and during the follow-up after the second stage of treatment. The first stage involved functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), and the second stage involved correction of the eyeball position. Results. The follow-up period lasted a mean of 28 [6; 120] months. After FESS, 12 patients (12 eyes) were satisfied with the cosmetic outcome, while 10 patients (10 eyes) decided to apply for a second stage of treatment. Two patients underwent nonsurgical correction of enophthalmos with intraorbital injections, and eight underwent orbital reconstruction with implant placement. Treatment outcomes showed a significant reduction in mean value of enophthalmos (from 3.5 mm to 0.5 mm), a decrease in upper eyelid excursion compared to the contralateral side (\u0394 changed from 4 to 1 mm), reduction of hypophthalmos (from 2 mm to 0 mm), improvements in corneal condition and ocular motility, and regression of diplopia. No complications were registered. Conclusion. Diagnosis and treatment of SSS require a multidisciplinary approach. 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