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Epicanthus correction by subciliary incision epicanthoplasty / 中华医学美学美容杂志
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology ; (6): 260-262, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-442965
ABSTRACT
Objective To explore an operative method which can adequately enlarge the inner canthus with inconspicuous scar and perfect shape based on the transverse incision for epicanthus correction,and to evaluate the short-term results and long-term effects comprehensively.Methods The surface projection of tears port medial point was designed as a new inner canthal point,the full thickness skin from new inner canthal point was cut to the free edge of epicanthus,and an outward prolonged incision was made along the lower eyelid edge,separating the subcutanous dissociation or cutting off part of displaced orbicularis,so to relieve the skin tension of inner canthal and reset skin,suturing the new inner canthal point and lower eyelid edge.Results 120 cases were followed up for more than one year,the complication rate at different postoperative time points and patient satisfactory rate one year after operation were compared.12 cases had mild scar formation,from six months to one year after operation,the scar gradually became softened and then inconspicuous.22 cases had a little skin fold at the inner canthal in postoperational one month.2 cases were unsatisfied with the shape of inner canthal,Others were satisfied with therapeutic efficacy,the correction was sufficient with inconspicuous scar and 1ess recrudescence.Conclusions Epicanthus correction by subciliary incision epicanthoplasty is a simple and effective method and suitable for all types of epicanthic fold,and it has the advantages of sufficient enlarged inner canthus,inconspicuous scar and 1ess recrudescence.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology Year: 2013 Type: Article