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Divided Eyelid Nevus: Surgical Repair Discussion and Case Reports From Northwestern China
Xianying Zhang1, Wen Tang2, Liu Yi1
1Center of Burns and Plastic Surgery, Chinese People's Liberation Army Lanzhou, General Hospital of Lanzhou Command, Gansu, China.
Abstract:
Currently, due to the lack of long-term postoperative follow-up outcomes of the congenital divided eyelid nevus, we described our surgical approaches and presented the functional and cosmetic results of 13 patients with an average of 5-year follow-up. Based on the surgical treatments and the follow-ups, the selection of total or subtotal excision depends on the lesion location and the use of blepharoplasty approaches is determined by defect size. The CO2 laser may be a useful second-stage procedure to ablate remnant lesions, but long-term monitoring is required.

