This summarizing chapter covers the author's current concept of various anatomical factors that contribute to or adversely affect a crease formation. Familiar drawings will help illustrate the concepts and factors that have been discussed in the advanced chapters, and how…
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This chapter deals with the author's original finding that the natural tilt of the eyelid's tarsal segment is at approximately 45° when the eyelids are open. The crease height is inaccurate when measured vertically and actually corresponds to the true…
This chapter deals with the author's concepts regarding the height and depth of an eyelid crease, which change in different view positions with respect to the patient's gaze, as well as the clinician's observing angle. An individual's upper eyelid crease…
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The Circle of Suboptimal Parameters, Etiology and Interrelatedness Of all the parameters that influence the outcome of surgery, perhaps the single most important factor will be the height of the crease, as drawn from the mid-ciliary margin. The crease should…
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