23 The Dry Eye
10.1055/b-0038-165856 23 The Dry EyeTed H. Wojno Summary The etiology of “dry eye” is often difficult to determine and is frequently multifactorial. This chapter will delineate the common causes of…
24 Prevention and Treatment of Irregularities of the Lower Eyelids following Fat Grafts
10.1055/b-0038-165857 24 Prevention and Treatment of Irregularities of the Lower Eyelids following Fat GraftsJuan Diego Mejia and Foad Nahai Summary The periorbital region is greatly affected by atrophy through the…
22 Lower Lid: Clinical Overview
10.1055/b-0038-165855 22 Lower Lid: Clinical OverviewTed H. Wojno Summary The lower lid is more prone to complications as compared to the upper eyelid. The following chapters will discuss in detail…
20 Chemosis: Clinical Overview
10.1055/b-0038-165853 20 Chemosis: Clinical OverviewFoad Nahai 20.1 Introduction Chemosis or edema of the conjunctiva is one of the more common and relatively benign complications following blepharoplasty. It is most often…
21 Chemosis in the Aesthetic Surgery Setting
10.1055/b-0038-165854 21 Chemosis in the Aesthetic Surgery SettingFarzad R. Nahai and Foad Nahai Summary Chemosis can occur after aesthetic eyelid surgery, especially the more invasive lower eyelid procedures. Being able…
19 Coronal Foreheadplasty Improves Periorbital Appearance and Rejuvenation Not Achieved by Facial and Eyelidplasties Alone
10.1055/b-0038-165852 19 Coronal Foreheadplasty Improves Periorbital Appearance and Rejuvenation Not Achieved by Facial and Eyelidplasties AloneJack A. Friedland Summary A foreheadplasty should be considered to correct deformities and signs of…
18 Underresection of Skin and Fat in Blepharoplasty
10.1055/b-0038-165851 18 Underresection of Skin and Fat in BlepharoplastyOren Tepper, Brian Mikolasko, Elizabeth B. Jelks, and Glenn W. Jelks Summary Underresection of skin and/or fat following blepharoplasty is a relatively…
17 Upper Blepharoplasty Overresection
10.1055/b-0038-165850 17 Upper Blepharoplasty OverresectionHisham Seify Summary Upper eyelid overresection could often be seen in consultation, and patients frequently request for removal of additional skin. The essential step is the…
16 Correction of Upper Blepharoplasty Overresection
10.1055/b-0038-165849 16 Correction of Upper Blepharoplasty OverresectionOren Tepper, Sergei Kalsow, Elizabeth B. Jelks, and Glenn W. Jelks Summary Revision surgery due to overresection of skin and/or fat continues to be…
15 Postblepharoplasty Lagophthalmos
10.1055/b-0038-165848 15 Postblepharoplasty LagophthalmosH. Joon Kim Summary This chapter discusses the various causes and symptoms associated with lagophthalmos, with emphasis on postblepharoplasty lagophthalmos. It also summarizes the different nonsurgical and…
