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Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty

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1. Marking crease

2. Determining skin excess

3. Skin incision

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4. Skin removal

5. Exposed muscle

Steps 6-9 (optional) are used only if the patient shows definite evidence of excess fat in the upper middle fat pocket. Otherwise, the orbicularis muscle and orbital septum are not opened, and the operation continues at step 10.

6. Muscle fibers separated

7. Opening orbital septum

8. Central fat exposed

9. Conservative trimming

Nasal fat is trimmed in the majority of cases

10. Trimming nasal fat

11. After fat trimming

Step 12 (optional) is now rarely used except in patients with clear evidence of muscle stretching.

12. Trimming muscle

Step 13 (optional) allows for the creation of a slightly higher and deeper crease in selected patients.

13. Deep fixation closure

14. Wound partially closed

15. Operation complete


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