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Nonincisional Blepharoplasty for Asians.

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¹Department of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Kim's Eye Hospital, 136 Yeongshin-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul 07301, Republic of Korea.

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Summary

This study reviews nonincisional double eyelid surgery techniques. The authors recommend a specific continuous suture method for natural, aesthetically pleasing results with reduced crease loss.

Keywords:

Asian blepharoplasty Asian eyelid Double eyelid Nonincisional blepharoplasty Suture method

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Area of Science:

Oculoplastic Surgery
Cosmetic Surgery

Background:

Nonincisional double eyelid surgery offers a minimally invasive approach.
Several techniques have been developed for creating a double eyelid crease.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate nonincisional double eyelid surgery methods.
To present a preferred surgical technique for optimal outcomes.

Main Methods:

Review of various nonincisional double eyelid surgery techniques.
Preference for the full-thickness single continuous method using 7-0 nylon and a round long needle.

Main Results:

Nonincisional techniques are simple, noninvasive, and efficient.
The preferred method, with appropriate patient selection, yields natural and aesthetically pleasing eyelids.
This technique helps decrease the loss of the eyelid crease.

Conclusions:

The full-thickness single continuous method is an effective approach for double eyelid creation.
Careful patient and technique selection are crucial for successful cosmetic outcomes in double eyelid surgery.