The transeyelid midface lift.

Area of Science:

• Plastic Surgery
• Facial Rejuvenation Techniques

Background:

• Midface aging involves descent of malar soft tissue.
• Various surgical approaches exist for midface rejuvenation.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the transeyelid approach, specifically the subciliary technique, for midface lifting.
• To assess its efficacy, advantages, and potential complications.

Main Methods:

• The study focuses on the subciliary transeyelid approach for midface lifting.
• This technique is described as suitable for mild malar soft tissue descent.

Main Results:

• The subciliary transeyelid approach is technically less challenging for experienced surgeons.
• It offers advantages in combination with other procedures like blepharoplasty and forehead lifts.
• Complications are rare, with lid malposition, scarring, and temporary nerve impairment being most common.

Conclusions:

• The transeyelid approach, particularly the subciliary method, is an effective and elegant option for mild midface aging.
• Its versatility and low complication profile make it a valuable tool in facial rejuvenation surgery.