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Seminars in Plastic Surgery
|August 26, 2015
Summary
Double eyelid surgery complications can include scarring, asymmetry, and incorrect fold height. This review details common issues and corrective surgical procedures for double eyelid surgery.
Area of Science:
- Oculoplastic surgery
- Cosmetic surgery
Background:
- The aesthetic ideal for double eyelid shape and height is subjective and culturally influenced.
- Patient dissatisfaction following double eyelid surgery can stem from various complications.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe common complications encountered after double eyelid surgery.
- To outline corrective procedures for addressing these complications.
Main Methods:
- Review of complications and corrective techniques in double eyelid surgery.
- Analysis of patient dissatisfaction factors.
Main Results:
- Common complications include scarring, undesirable fold height (low/high), fold depth issues (shallow/deep), triple folds, pretarsal fullness, ptosis, and asymmetry.
- Corrective surgical procedures are available to address these issues.
Conclusions:
- Understanding and addressing complications are crucial for successful double eyelid surgery outcomes.
- Patient-specific factors and cultural aesthetics must be considered in surgical planning.
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