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Combined Approach of Partial Incision Technique with Medial Tunnel Fixation (Incorporating a Buried Orbicularis–Aponeurosis Suture) An ideal compromise would be to combine an external incision approach across the central 50% of the proposed area for an eyelid crease, combined with…
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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…