Abstract: These anatomic studies strongly support repositioning of ptotic midfacial tissues as a primary modality for midface rejuvenation and revolumization. This can be accomplished with the deep plane procedure and…
Abstract The face can be broken down into two distinct aesthetic units: the central oval and the peripheral hemicircle. The central oval is composed of the loose, dynamic structures that…
Abstract There are several advantages of lateral SMASectomy in comparison with traditional elevation. First, because the procedure does not require traditional SMAS flap elevation, there is less concern about tearing…
Abstract 1. Lateral canthal suspension is an integral adjunct to lower blepharoplasty surgery. 2. These procedures include a canthoplasty where the lateral canthal tendon and/or temporal tarsus is modified and…
History The signature operation of facial rejuvenation is the rhytidectomy. Of all the procedures designed to remedy the effects of aging, the rhytidectomy has the most profound ability to improve…
Introduction The transcutaneous skin-muscle flap blepharoplasty has a long history in the field of cosmetic eyelid surgery. As with any surgical approach, it has distinct advantages and disadvantages. The chief…
Abstract 1. Aesthetic ideals differ between various Asian cultures. The preferred aesthetic enhancement is typically a highlighting of natural ethnic features rather than complete transformation. 2. Fullness, sharp angles, and…
Abstract 1. Transconjunctival blepharoplasty (TCB) is now a mainstream part of aesthetic eyelid rejuvenation. 2. It is a more complex and intricate procedure than its transcutaneous counterpart. 3. Surgery is…
Keywords Ptosis, Blepharoplasty, Levator, Müllerectomy, Müller’s, Eyelid History The evolution of ptosis surgery can be studied and categorized from an anatomical point of view. These categories include skin excision,…
History and Introduction As noted by Pessa, “there are many arbitrary definitions of what constitutes a youthful face but the appearance of youth is not arbitrary; it is simply difficult…
