Correction of Superior Sulcus Deformity With Orbital Fat Anatomic Repositioning and Fat Graft Applied to Retro-Orbicularis Oculi Fat for Asian Eyelids

Abstract

More precise treatment is possible by dividing the depressed area of the upper eyelid according to the stage. Satisfactory results were achieved by relocating the orbital fat using an open method and adjusting the ROOF fat graft according to the stage.

Adjunctive Fat Grafting to the Upper Lid and Brow

“…22 Several groups have reported on fat transfer for upper lid and brow rejuvenation with promising results. [10][11][12][13][14] The remainder of this article reviews the relevant anatomy, perioperative considerations, and complications of upper lid and brow autologous fat transfer.…”

“…These advances include autologous fat transfer techniques [6][7][8][9][10] and other novel maneuvers of local fat transposition. [11][12][13] …”

Particle size in fat graft retention: A review on the impact of harvesting technique in lipofilling surgical outcomes

“…Chiefly, reported fat graft retention rates range from 20-80% of at one year. [2][3][4][5][6] Absorption of the tissue causes many patients to undergo multiple costly procedures, and prevents the widespread clinical adoption of lipofilling. [7][8][9] Aberrant adipocyte necrosis and subsequent inflammation can also result in other complications such as hematoma, oil cysts, calcifications, or poor aesthetic outcomes.…”

Upper Eyelid Fat Repositioning

“…Until recently, less attention has been placed on similar surgery in association with upper lid blepharoplasty. In the last few years, upper eyelid fat transposition procedures have been described in which central upper eyelid fat is transposed to the temporal lid space to promote lateral fullness (Sozer et al 2010 ) and in which central fat is transposed inferiorly to the confl uence of the levator aponeurosis and orbicularis muscle to create more generalized eyelid fullness (Park et al 2011 ). In both instances, it is the central fat pad which has been transposed.…”