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The Isolated Role of Spacer Grafts in Lower Eyelid Reshaping

Lower eyelid reshaping generally refers to elevating the level of the lower eyelid to varying degrees. This generally refers to the outer 1/2 or 2/3s of the lower lid to treat congenital rounded eyes and excessive scleral show to taking a more horizontal lower eyelid to a more elevated outer corner eye position. There are Read More…

MZ Cat Eye Lifting

Brow lift surgery has been around for over a half century and numerous techniques have been described in how to perform it. Regardless of the technique used the fundamental approach has been differences in how the technique is applied based on gender. The differences in the shape of the female vs male eyebrow shape is Read More…

The Anatomic Basis of a Non-Incisional Medial Epicanthoplasty

Double eyelid surgery, most commonly associated with Asians, often has an associated epicanthal fold or web. This medial epicanthoplasty is often part of double eyelid surgery although it can also be performed alone. Many different types of tissue transposition techniques have been used to soften or eliminate it but no matter how it is done Read More…

The Use Of Dermal Fat Grafts In The Treatment Of Refractory Periorbital Hollows

Undereye hollows are a common periorbital aesthetic concern. They can occur congenitally due to lack of infraorbital rim development or occur naturally from aging changes. They are commonly and typically effectively treated by injection techniques using synthetic fillers or fat. But not all undereye hollow patients achieve satisfactory improvement despite injector expertise or material. This Read More…

Undereye Hollow Treatment With Buccal Fat Pad Grafts

Undereye hollowing is a very common aesthetic orbital concern. There are multiple reasons why undereye hollowing exists from lack of adequate fat/soft tissue thickness to an infraorbital rim bony deficiency. And in some patients it is a combination of both. There are even situations where cheek implants have been placed and now the infraorbital area Read More…

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