Surgical Treatment of Chemotic Conjunctival Prolapse Following Vitreoretinal Surgery

Tarsal buckle with conjunctival prolapse following levator plication for unilateral congenital ptosis

“…In the literature, conjunctival prolapse has been noted following orbitotomy, orbital floor fracture repair, levator resection, retinal surgery and other periorbital surgeries involving the cranium and sinuses 1–5. In cases of levator resection, there is a need for extensive dissection of the muscle aponeurosis on either side it, to lift it off from the underlying conjunctiva along with disruption of suspensory ligament 2.…”

Tarsal buckle with conjunctival prolapse following levator plication for unilateral congenital ptosis

“…In the literature, conjunctival prolapse has been noted following orbitotomy, orbital floor fracture repair, levator resection, retinal surgery and other periorbital surgeries involving the cranium and sinuses 1–5. In cases of levator resection, there is a need for extensive dissection of the muscle aponeurosis on either side it, to lift it off from the underlying conjunctiva along with disruption of suspensory ligament 2.…”

Postoperative Chemosis After Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery

“…This complication has been reported to occur after various types of intraocular, orbital, and periocular surgery. [1][2][3] In the realm of aesthetic procedures, both transcutaneous and transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat removal as well as endoscopic brow-lifts with fat removal have been reported to cause persistent conjunctival chemosis postoperatively. [4][5][6] Postsurgical scarring, resulting in disruption of lymphatics as well as localized venous congestion, may cause fluid to accumulate in the eyelids and subconjunctival space.…”

“…This complication has been reported to occur after various types of intraocular, orbital, and periocular surgery. 1-3 In the realm of aesthetic procedures, both transcutaneous and transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat removal as well as endoscopic brow-lifts with fat removal have been reported to cause persistent conjunctival chemosis postoperatively. 4-6…”

Tarsal buckle with conjunctival prolapse following levator plication for unilateral congenital ptosis

“…In the literature, conjunctival prolapse has been noted following orbitotomy, orbital floor fracture repair, levator resection, retinal surgery and other periorbital surgeries involving the cranium and sinuses 1–5. In cases of levator resection, there is a need for extensive dissection of the muscle aponeurosis on either side it, to lift it off from the underlying conjunctiva along with disruption of suspensory ligament 2.…”

Postoperative Chemosis After Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery

“…This complication has been reported to occur after various types of intraocular, orbital, and periocular surgery. [1][2][3] In the realm of aesthetic procedures, both transcutaneous and transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat removal as well as endoscopic brow-lifts with fat removal have been reported to cause persistent conjunctival chemosis postoperatively. [4][5][6] Postsurgical scarring, resulting in disruption of lymphatics as well as localized venous congestion, may cause fluid to accumulate in the eyelids and subconjunctival space.…”

“…This complication has been reported to occur after various types of intraocular, orbital, and periocular surgery. 1-3 In the realm of aesthetic procedures, both transcutaneous and transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat removal as well as endoscopic brow-lifts with fat removal have been reported to cause persistent conjunctival chemosis postoperatively. 4-6…”

Tarsal buckle with conjunctival prolapse following levator plication for unilateral congenital ptosis

“…In the literature, conjunctival prolapse has been noted following orbitotomy, orbital floor fracture repair, levator resection, retinal surgery and other periorbital surgeries involving the cranium and sinuses 1–5. In cases of levator resection, there is a need for extensive dissection of the muscle aponeurosis on either side it, to lift it off from the underlying conjunctiva along with disruption of suspensory ligament 2.…”

Postoperative Chemosis After Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery

“…This complication has been reported to occur after various types of intraocular, orbital, and periocular surgery. [1][2][3] In the realm of aesthetic procedures, both transcutaneous and transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat removal as well as endoscopic brow-lifts with fat removal have been reported to cause persistent conjunctival chemosis postoperatively. [4][5][6] Postsurgical scarring, resulting in disruption of lymphatics as well as localized venous congestion, may cause fluid to accumulate in the eyelids and subconjunctival space.…”

“…This complication has been reported to occur after various types of intraocular, orbital, and periocular surgery. 1-3 In the realm of aesthetic procedures, both transcutaneous and transconjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat removal as well as endoscopic brow-lifts with fat removal have been reported to cause persistent conjunctival chemosis postoperatively. 4-6…”