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The observation of correction of epicanthus by the improved transverse “V” plasty with double-lidblepharoplasty

Xing Wei, Li Yang, Bin-chuan Chen, Lei Fang

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Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of correction of epicanthus with transverse “V” plasty and double-lid blepharoplasty.Methods Two hundred and forty cases (480 eyes) with single eyelid combined epicanthus were treated with transverse “V” plasty for the epicanthus,released the dislocation of the orbicularis muscle,the lacrimal caruncel completely exposed and the epicanthus fully corrected position then sutured the skin,and formed the double-lid blepharoplasty in one stage.Results All 240 cases followed up for 2months to 4 years,the level of palpebral fissure were significantly higher than before,the epicanthus were completely corrected and no scar formationed,the appearance of inner canthal and eyelid were nature.Conclusion This is a safe and practical operative procedure,and can corrected epicanthus personally,opened palpebral fissure effectively,with no obvious scar formed. Key words: Epicanthus ;  Transverse “V” plasty, improved ;  Double eyelid plasty

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Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of correction of epicanthus with transverse “V” plasty and double-lid blepharoplasty.Methods Two hundred and forty cases (480 eyes) with single eyelid combined epicanthus were treated with transverse “V” plasty for the epicanthus,released the dislocation of the orbicularis muscle,the lacrimal caruncel completely exposed and the epicanthus fully corrected position then sutured the skin,and formed the double-lid blepharoplasty in one stage.Results All 240 cases followed up for 2months to 4 years,the level of palpebral fissure were significantly higher than before,the epicanthus were completely corrected and no scar formationed,the appearance of inner canthal and eyelid were nature.Conclusion This is a safe and practical operative procedure,and can corrected epicanthus personally,opened palpebral fissure effectively,with no obvious scar formed. Key words: Epicanthus ;  Transverse “V” plasty, improved ;  Double eyelid plasty

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Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of correction of epicanthus with transverse “V” plasty and double-lid blepharoplasty.Methods Two hundred and forty cases (480 eyes) with single eyelid combined epicanthus were treated with transverse “V” plasty for the epicanthus,released the dislocation of the orbicularis muscle,the lacrimal caruncel completely exposed and the epicanthus fully corrected position then sutured the skin,and formed the double-lid blepharoplasty in one stage.Results All 240 cases followed up for 2months to 4 years,the level of palpebral fissure were significantly higher than before,the epicanthus were completely corrected and no scar formationed,the appearance of inner canthal and eyelid were nature.Conclusion This is a safe and practical operative procedure,and can corrected epicanthus personally,opened palpebral fissure effectively,with no obvious scar formed. Key words: Epicanthus ;  Transverse “V” plasty, improved ;  Double eyelid plasty

Key concepts: Palpebral fissure, Blepharoplasty, Medicine, Eyelid, Z-plasty, Transverse diameter, Transverse plane, Orbicularis oculi muscle

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