The Prevention and Treatment of Lower Lid Ectropion Following Blepharoplasty

Use of Frost sutures in an orbital trauma patient with extensive conjunctival oedema and pseudoproptosis

“…Although Frost sutures are often used following oculoplastic procedures [2][3][4][5] and in the management of burns to the eyelids and ocular surface 1 , to the best of the authors' knowledge, there is no documented use to treat conjunctival chemosis following orbital trauma. The insertion of these sutures is a simple procedure, performed at the patient's bedside, which resulted in successful resolution of chemosis and prevented serious exposure keratopathy-related complications.…”

Treatment of Lower Eyelid Retraction by Retractor Release and Posterior Lamellar Grafting: An Analysis of 659 Eyelids in 400 Patients

“…1,2 Eyelid malposition is the primary cause of most postblepharoplasty symptoms, which has been shown to occur in 15% to 20% 3 and often manifests as irritated, dry eyes. 4 The correction of lower eyelid retraction with inferior scleral show and corneal exposure can be surgically challenging. Functional and aesthetically pleasing results can be complicated by the force of gravity and postsurgical scarring.…”

Vertical Enlargement of the Palpebral Aperture by Static Shortening of the Anterior and Posterior Lamellae of the Lower Eyelid: A Cosmetic Option for Asian Eyelids

“…In addition, the anterior projection of the eyeball and the malar eminence should be compared on the lateral view. 10,13 Patients whose malar eminence lies posterior to their cornea (socalled negative vector) could have poor lower eyelid support, which means a higher risk of postoperative malposition. 14 -16…”