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No revision nor complication noted in the dual approach group by 6 months follow up. Statistically, the dual approach group has significant improvement in MRD1 and LF (47 eyelids, p<0.05) corresponding to patients with ptosis of any severity.Under the same tucking amount, dual approach can achieve 1.6☐.7 mm of MRD1 improvement, which is nearly twice the amount compare to transconjunctival approach alone. To investigate the efficacy, the preoperative and postoperative margin reflex distance 1 (MRD1) and levator function (LF) corresponding to the different surgical procedures and preoperative severity was analyzed.

This is a retrospective study reviewing 159 eyelids that underwent mini-invasive DEB with BPC from November 2018 to May 2019, including the technical description and the surgical outcomes. Further compare the outcome of BPC in dual approach, transcutaneous procedure and transconjunctival procedure. Performing the double eyelid blepharoplasty (DEB) in a minimally invasive manner with simultaneous blepharoptosis correction (BPC) are important to achieve an aesthetic pleasing outcome.ĭemonstrate an effective mini-invasive transcutaneous and transconjunctival dual approach technique for simultaneous DEB and BPC. Many Oriental eyes feature single eyelid fold and ptotic eyelid. CONCLUSION: Using this preoperative quantification technique to guide surgery not only provide a gauge for LPS shortening under general anesthesia, but also increase the success rate of surgery. The eyelids exhibited appropriate closing functionality exposure keratitis was absent. Seven eyes in the severe group exhibited residual ptosis to varying degrees. Six months postoperatively, the eye with overcorrection in the moderate group showed improvement, while the eye in the mild group did not. RESULTS: In the early postoperative period, except two cases with overcorrection, the positions of the eyelid upper margins were normal in all cases in the mild and moderate groups. The patients were followed-up at 1wk, 1mo and 6mo postoperatively. Postoperative outcome measures included upper eyelid margin height, degree of scleral exposure and exposure keratitis.

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After capturing a standard photograph of primary position, the height of the superior palpebral margin was measured preoperatively by using Image J software to calculate its ideal height required during surgery.

All patients underwent the same levator resection surgery in which the suspensory system of the LPS is retained. METHODS: Sixty-four patients (102 eyelids) were divided into three groups based on the degree of ptosis: mild (4 mm). AIM: To develop a feasible method to correct congenital ptosis in children.